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UK defense chief discusses 'robot soldiers,' warns pandemic fallout risks another world war

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U.K.’s chief of the Defense Staff said in a televised interview aired Sunday that economic uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic increases the risk of a third world war, adding that robot soldiers could make up at least a quarter of the British army by the 2030s In an interview with Sky News ahead of Remembrance Day, Gen.

Sir Nick Carter, the professional head of the British armed forces, said tributes to those who perished during wartime still hold relevance today even though there is no one alive who served in World War I and the number of veterans from World War II is dwindling. “We have to remember that history might not repeat itself but it has a rhythm and if you look back at the last century, before both world wars, I think.

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