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accounts from the victims of an apparently botched drone strike. Rise of drones Predator drone has changed the character of modern warfare. Now it is not necessary to send troops in conflict zone. It has erased the diplomatic barrier of inspection or surveillance. drone. IHS Industry Research and Analysis forecasted that US drone use will increase by 56% by 2020, which is currently owner of most sophisticated and largest fleet of combatant predator drone and using in several region of the world. China has also developed its own and likely to increase by 12% within 2020, Israel by 9%, Russia by 8% Europe by 3%, Britain by 2%, France by 2%, Italy by 2% and rest of the world by 6%. *The author a young scholar of International Politics. Page The use of drone is increasing. Drones are also increasingly used for domestic policing in different countries including Canada and the United States. It is very effective in surveillance use and can collect information maintaining maximum level of secrecy and without having eye-caught of gangs, pirates and of course the video footage it takes help prove guilty of criminal activities. It has significantly decreased the deployment of force in dangerous region. Now about 50 countries have the technical knowhow to produce Drones are the most discriminating use of force that has ever been developed. While drones have triggered robust controversy, the technology can in principle greatly reduce the ratio of civilian to combatant deaths. Like any new weapon system, drones pose difficult questions. Human rights lawyers and counterterrorism officials have asked exactly how intelligence and military officials make targeting decisions, how such attacks affect the way civilian populations feel toward the drone user state and how these attacks conform to international law. It is necessary to create legal structure, processes, with oversight checks on how to use unmanned weapons. 44 Conclusion