Minju Joson Tuesday observes in a by-lined commentary in this regard:

The U.S. "drone warfare" is a new form of a war of aggression and man slaughter in apparent contravention of international law and the humanitarian principle.

This war is aimed to intensify military attack on the anti-U.S. resistant forces in a bid to make up for its failure in the "war on terrorism" and attain its strategic purpose at the sacrifice of a great number of civilians and, at the same time, cut down the loss of its forces and calm down the criticism of the government running high in the U.S.

It is precisely for this reason that the U.S. encourages "drone warfare" and intensifies the drone attack defying the protest and condemnation by the international community while putting spurs to the development and production of modern drones.

Damage done by U.S. drones is on the daily increase in world hotspots as evidenced by ever-rising death toll of civilians and cities and villages turning to debris.

The horrible consequences of the "drone warfare" clearly prove that the U.S. is a chieftain of man slaughter.

The U.S. persistent "drone warfare" will precipitate its self-destruction.

It is by no means fortuitous that the world is becoming increasingly assertive in condemning the U.S. as the worst human rights abuser and calling for bringing the U.S. to the international human rights justice.