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A US airman guides a US Air Force MQ-9 Reaper drone as it taxis to the runway at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan March 9, 2016. REUTERS/Josh Smith/Files
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A handout image provided by United Arab Emirates News Agency (WAM) on September 25, 2017 shows a two-seater “hover taxi” flying in a “concept” flight in Dubai. AFP PHOTO
Dubai Launches Trial of Flying Taxi
Dubai, London- As part of an ambitious plan adopted by the Emirati city, Dubai staged a test flight on Monday for what it said would soon be the world’s first drone taxi service. The flying taxi developed by German drone firm Volocopter resembles a small, two-seater...Caption:
In this photo taken on Tuesday May 23, 2017, provided by the Syrian anti-government activist group, the Hammurabi’s Justice News, shows a U.S.-backed anti-government Syrian fighter form Maghaweer al-Thawra stands on a vehicle with heavy automatic machine gun, left, next of an American soldier who also stands on his armored vehicle, right, as they take their position at the Syrian-Iraqi crossing border point of Tanf, south Syria. (Hammurabi’s Justice News via AP)
US Troops In Al-Tanf, Downing of Iranian-Made Regime Drone
Beirut- The Syrian scene lately witnessed several escalatory messages exchanged between the US, Russia and Iran, pushing Washington on Tuesday to call for more troops to al-Tanf military camp in the southeast of Syria as the US-led International Coalition succeeded to...Caption:
Syrian regime forces secure a road for a military convoy in May 2017. AFP photo
Syrian ‘Drone’ Shot Down After Firing at Coalition Forces
Beirut, Moscow, Washington- The desert area in southern Syria witnessed on Thursday a new escalation between the Washington-led coalition and the Syrian regime and its linked militias after a US warplane shot down a pro-Assad drone that fired towards coalition forces...Caption:
A US air force MQ-9 Reaper, pictured in 2009/James Lee Harper Jr/AFP