The book explores advancements in military systems and their implications for the future of warfare. Drones have emerged as a "revolutionary weapon," especially with the rise of suicide drones. Their accessibility and affordability have significantly increased state power while giving non-state actors new attack options. Simultaneously, traditional weapons like tanks are being revitalized. Countries are working to enhance tank defenses, develop unmanned tanks, and create tanks capable of self-repair and diagnosing malfunctions (resilient weapon systems). They are also introducing tanks designed for camouflage and maneuverability, equipping them with an integrated combat system that includes surveillance and communication for a broader battlefield view. Additionally, technological advancements have become a significant feature in modern warfare, as many countries move towards integrating artificial intelligence into various weapon systems while aiming to reduce the reliance on human operators.