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Mullin: ‘Everybody’s a little behind’ in safeguarding against drones as World Cup looms

Federal and local officials have been scrambling to protect stadiums and fans ahead of the soccer tournament.

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politico.comStai leggendo1 mesi fa

Mullin: ‘Everybody’s a little behind’ in safeguarding against drones as World Cup looms

Federal and local officials have been scrambling to protect stadiums and fans ahead of the soccer tournament.

originale
frontofficesports.com1 mesi fa

Trump Administration: World Cup Is 'Behind' On Drone Security

World Cup hosts received $250 million in FEMA funding to defend against unauthorized drones, which regularly breach restricted airspace.

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nbcnews.com1 mesi fa

FBI warns drone operators to stay away from World Cup matches

More than 60 local, county and state law enforcement agencies in places where the games will be held completed a first-of-its-kind federal training program to help detect and deter drones.

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  1. mercoledì 3 giugno 2026·politico.com

    Mullin: ‘Everybody’s a little behind’ in safeguarding against drones as World Cup looms

    Federal and local officials have been scrambling to protect stadiums and fans ahead of the soccer tournament.

  2. giovedì 4 giugno 2026·frontofficesports.com

    Trump Administration: World Cup Is 'Behind' On Drone Security

    World Cup hosts received $250 million in FEMA funding to defend against unauthorized drones, which regularly breach restricted airspace.

  3. venerdì 5 giugno 2026·nbcnews.com

    FBI warns drone operators to stay away from World Cup matches

    More than 60 local, county and state law enforcement agencies in places where the games will be held completed a first-of-its-kind federal training program to help detect and…