Townhouses have been blown to pieces telephone lines and bricks are scattered over footpaths.

The wreckage around us is grimly familiar to my colleagues, most of whom are veteran reporters who worked wars in Iraq, Syria, or Afghanistan. The Harop, by contrast, dives at its target like a kamikaze, exploding on impact.ДЄfter 20 minutes we get the all-clear and dash back to the press van, hoping to outrun the next wave of drones. Predator would hit a terrorist camp in Afghanistan or Somalia. The Bayraktar, often armed with laser-guided MAM warheads, strikes its targets in the same way a U.S. But now, in little more than a month, two unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) sent up by the Azeris-the Turkish Bayraktar TB2 and the Israeli-made Harop-have wiped out the Armenian defensive advantage and laid waste to billions of dollars of military hardware. The conflict dates back to 1988, flaring up with the dissolution of the Soviet Union.

This small town is less than two miles from the front line of a bloody battle between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the long-disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh-an area about the size of Delaware thatвЂ™s entirely within Azerbaijan and largely inhabited by ethnic Armenians. Which you will,вЂќ he adds with a dry grin. You should only really worry if you hear the hum of a drone. вЂњBy the time you hear it, it has already missed you. вЂњDonвЂ™t worry if you hear an explosion,вЂќ our Armenian guide tells us as we creep along the bombed-out streets of Martuni.

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