The micro-drone appears to be roughly the size of a human fingernail and features tiny, leaf-like wings and thin, wiry legs.

China's new WZ-8 supersonic drone resembles the Lockheed D-21, a supersonic reconnaissance drone that crashed in Yunnan province in 1971.

China unveiled a chilling mosquito-sized drone designed for covert military operations and espionage -- a development that's raising alarms over the potential consequence of the tech falling into ...

China has introduced a groundbreaking micro-drone the size of a mosquito, signaling a significant advancement in drone technology for military and civilian applications. Developed by the National ...

House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul said Tuesday he believes that some of the unidentified drones spotted above New Jersey and New York are “spy drones” from China.

A submarine drone suspected to be from China was recovered in waters off the central Philippines, police said on Thursday, warning of "potential national security implications." Three fishermen ...

Trending News: China has unveiled a mosquito-sized drone developed by the National University of Defense Technology. This micro aerial vehicle, mimicking a mosquito' ...

CHINA has unveiled a horrifying mosquito-sized drone to be used for covert missions and spying. The spindly device looks scarily akin to the blood-sucking insect – making it a valuable tool f… ...

"We need to know who is behind that because I believe they're spy drones. The PRC, communist China, is very good at this stuff," the Texas Republican added.

A military research institute in China has unveiled a spy drone that is the same size and shape as a mosquito. The tiny unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) features hair-thin legs and two wings, which ...

A Chinese defence research institution has revealed a spy drone that closely resembles a mosquito. The bionic microdrone was showcased on China’s state-run military broadcaster, CCTV-7, on June 20.

Drones pose a significant threat to U.S. military bases and operations. New protocols are needed to allow the military to shoot down drones more easily.