South Korea launched its Defense Drone Agency on Monday to coordinate drone strategy and procurement, while working to reduce dependence on Chinese-made components. The new body replaces the Drone Operations Command; operational duties are moving to the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps. It will help develop systems, standardize equipment and speed acquisitions. Seoul plans a fast-track certification process for commercial drones and aims to buy more than 20,000 expendable drones. Officials cite North Korea’s growing capabilities as a key driver
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