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Report criticizes Pentagon drone programme

A report argues that the US Drone Dominance Program is undermined by Pentagon resistance to new technology and defense-industry profiteering. No concrete programme cancellation or operational failure is specified.

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Weaknesses in military drone development could affect future defense capabilities.

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  1. US 'Drone Dominance Program' Doomed by Pentagon's Neo-Luddism, MIC Profiteering ↗sputnikglobe.com · Recorded source date: Aug 29, 2026, 9:47 AM UTC

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