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Drones are becoming organized crime’s weapon of choice in Latin America. Governments are struggling to keep up

ACLED recorded around 670 armed-drone events since 2018 as cartels and gangs use cheap aircraft for attacks, surveillance and smuggling, the report said.

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By Sol Amaya, CNN (CNN) — As some 2,500 heavily armed police officers, soldiers and snipers entered through a maze of narrow streets, intense gunfire could be heard all around. The scene reached its climax when a bomb targeting the security forces was seen falling from the sky, according to footage from the raid last

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Drones are becoming organized crime’s weapon of choice in Latin America. Governments are struggling to keep up

A growing wave of criminal attacks involving drones equipped with explosives has put authorities on alert in parts of Latin America.

·Atlanta, United States
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Specialized organization report on armed conflicts highlights that technology is expanding across the continent, both within and beyond borders; cases are registered in Brazil

·São Paulo, Brazil
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KIFI broke the news in Idaho Falls, United States on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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