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

China unveiled a 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 the ...

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

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 ...

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… ...

Mosquito drones can be used for ‘reconnaissance and special missions on the battlefield’, ... China builds mosquito-sized spy drone. Anthony Cuthbertson. June 25, 2025 at 12:20 PM.

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 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.

China has unveiled a mosquito-sized drone developed by the National University of Defense Technology. This micro aerial vehicle, mimicking a mosquito's appearance, is designed for battlefield ...

"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.

How the U.S. military could become involved in a dangerous conflict in the South China Sea 05:05. A submarine drone suspected to be from China was recovered in waters off the central Philippines ...

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.