The United States has been testing high-power microwave (HPM) weapons designed to counter drone swarms using bursts of electromagnetic energy instead of traditional missiles or bullets. These systems emit powerful pulses that can disable the electronics of multiple unmanned aerial vehicles at once. In controlled demonstrations, U.S. defense programs have shown the ability to neutralize dozens of drones in a single engagement. Rather than physically destroying targets, microwave weapons overload

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Breaking news: U.S. Military Drone Crash in Offa, Kwara State Reports of a possible military drone crash caused concern in Offa, Kwara State, on Thursday, after residents alerted security agencies to unusual aerial activity in the area. According to preliminary accounts, the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), allegedly linked to a United States military operation, was said to be en route to Nigeria’s North-East region, reportedly Sokoto axis, when it crashed under circumstances that are yet to be de