War On Tape explores how drones are the key to Iran's war strategy

Of all the weapons in Iran's arsenal before the war began - including long-range ballistic missiles, Russian submarines, and Chinese attack jets - you'd have been forgiven for thinking the low-tech, slow-flying, Shahed drone wasn't much of a threat. But, three weeks into the war, it has emerged as the most potent weapon in Tehran's arsenal, causing far more damage across the Middle East than its missiles, navy, or air force combined. How is that the case? Allow War on Tape to break down how these drones work, what makes them so effective, and what the West can do to stop them.