The conflict in Ukraine and Yemen has seen a significant increase in the use of drone technology. In Ukraine, soldiers rely on advanced drone-jamming equipment to protect against Russian drones like the Lancet, which has become a central component of the war alongside infantry and artillery. Meanwhile, in the Red Sea, a Ukrainian crew on a Liberian-flagged container ship destroyed a Houthi kamikaze drone boat with small-arms fire. The Houthi rebels, backed by Iran, have intensified their drone attacks on shipping, targeting vessels linked to Western powers, including a recent attack on a 750ft Greek-owned cargo ship. Video footage of these incidents underscores the rising threat and the need for better defensive measures. Both conflicts highlight the evolving nature of warfare, where drones play a pivotal role in military strategy and security operations.