The implications of drone warfare on international law are complex, raising questions about legality, accountability, and civilian protections. Drones enable states to conduct military operations with precision but can lead to unintended civilian casualties, complicating adherence to international humanitarian law. Issues arise around the sovereignty of states where drone strikes occur, especially when conducted without consent. Furthermore, the lack of transparency and oversight in drone operations poses challenges for accountability, potentially leading to violations of due process. As drone warfare evolves, establishing comprehensive legal frameworks becomes essential to balance security needs and humanitarian considerations.