Research on the Issue of CBRN Drone Attacks in Island Control and Stability Maintenance Operations of the Armed Police Force

With the rapid development of military drone technology, its widespread application in military and civilian fields has introduced new security challenges. In particular, the potential threats posed by drones during mission execution present risks to public safety and social stability. This paper aims to explore the potential impact of CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear) drones on control and stability maintenance operations and corresponding countermeasures. By analyzing the advantages of drones in terms of low cost, high efficiency, and flexibility, this paper examines how drones can serve as effective operational tools and proposes targeted prevention and emergency response measures. The research indicates that drones can swiftly and covertly deliver hazardous substances, posing significant security risks, especially in controlled environments with high population density. The paper suggests establishing a comprehensive counter-drone system, optimizing early warning and defense measures, and strengthening emergency response capabilities to effectively address related threats.