More than 300 unauthorized drones seized at US World Cup sites

Since the start of the World Cup co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, authorities have seized over 300 unauthorized drones at tournament venues. These operations are part of broader safety measures, prohibiting all aircraft, including drones, within a three-mile radius of stadiums on matchdays. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has had teams on-site to monitor and dismantle unauthorized drone activity. In Kansas City, Missouri, eight drones were confiscated during a recent operation. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) emphasizes strict enforcement of these regulations, which included fines and violations for drone operators breaching no-fly zones. Additionally, concerns arose when the Mexican military intercepted a drone suspected of espionage near South Korea's training camp in Guadalajara.

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