The article referred to the fact that an international media organization on February 7 said drones of the U.S. perpetrated indiscriminate air raids on civilians in other countries under the pretext of anti-terrorism, claiming huge casualties. The number of the civilians killed by drones during the office of the present U.S. president reached hundreds, among them dozens of children, the article noted, and continued:

Drones committed precision air raids not only on the civilians who tried to help victims of bombing but also on participants of funeral services.

As regards such drone attacks, the U.S. claimed that they caused not many civilian casualties as drone operations are conducted on the basis of correctly set targets. The U.S. is so brazen-faced as to claim that it has the right to unilaterally attack terrorists everywhere in the world.

Saying that many international law experts are branding drone attacks as state sponsored man-killings, the article queried what the U.S. will do if it is exposed to such attack.

The international community is pushing ahead with a plan to take restrictive measures in the light of dangerous use of drones, it added.