By: Robert Tollast, Paul Goodall,[Object
Using unmanned aerial systems as a primary case study, this article proposes that purchasing 'cheap mass' is not as simple, nor necessarily as cheap as some proponents make out.
Robert Tollast is an Assistant Foreign Editor at The National. He focuses on critical issues surrounding the Middle East, drone technology, disaster and emergency response, as well as developments in Europe and the UK, often incorporating themes of forensic pathology into his reporting. Robert's work has been featured in The National News and the Royal United Services Institute.
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Robert Tollast's coverage is heavily focused on international conflicts, particularly in the Middle East. His work includes evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements, global politics, and world events with a strong emphasis on military operations, political alliances, and stability concerns.
For strategic outreach to Robert Tollast: Consider providing expert analysis or firsthand accounts of events unfolding in the Middle East region. Sources who have direct involvement or expertise in international conflicts involving topics such as Gaza, Red Sea, Houthi rebels, Israel-US relations will likely receive attention from him.
Given his focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to geopolitical developments and conflict situations worldwide but primarily centered around the Middle East region; experts with insights into diplomatic efforts or regional tensions may also catch his interest.
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