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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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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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politico.com1 g 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.

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forbes.com15 h fa

These Companies Will Be Protecting The World Cup From Hostile Drones

The 2026 World Cup will be a $365 million test of the United States’ systems to protect crowded stadiums from drones as they upend modern warfare and increasingly become a threat to domestic security.

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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.
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.
venerdì 5 giugno 2026·forbes.com
These Companies Will Be Protecting The World Cup From Hostile Drones
The 2026 World Cup will be a $365 million test of the United States’ systems to protect crowded stadiums from drones as they upend modern warfare and increasingly become a threat…