I know that is the idea of drones and drone technology, but I would say that it's not been the practice. If you look at civilian casualty reporting done, particularly by a group called Airwars, you'll see that the vast majority of casualties are actually civilians, and they attribute that to poor intelligence and poor targeting practices. As I was trying to illustrate in my example, sometimes you just see a military-age male and assume that it's the combatant whom you're looking for without going a little bit deeper and seeing if it's actually the target you want. As a result, there are a lot of unintended civilian casualties from drone strikes.
On April 27th, 2021. See this statement in context.