Mexico Announced the Activation of a Joint Anti-Drone Operation with the U.S. on the Border
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The United States ambassador to Mexico, Ronald Johnson, highlighted the binational operation Eagle Alta (High Eagle), a measure that seeks to neutralize the unmanned aircraft that criminal organizations use to monitor the movements of authorities, as well as facilitate the trafficking of drugs and people in the border area.
Mexico announced the activation of an anti-droon operation in conjunction with the U.S. on the border By Sol Amaya, CNN en Español The Mexican authorities announced Monday the activation of an operation against drug-trafficking drones in conjunction with the United States on the border between Tijuana and San Diego. The Secretariat of National Defense (Sedena) said the operation, called ‘Águila Alta’, aims to “detect and combat the use of drones…
The U.S. official reiterated that the English-language operation, High Eagle, "connects the U.S. and Mexico" to detect and deactivate drones used by criminals in support of drug trafficking and people along the border.
Specialist points out that the binational strategy “Águila Alta” reflects the urgency of coordinating border efforts in the face of the criminal use of technology. Beyond combating the use of drones by organized crime, the binational operation “Águila Alta” demonstrates the need for Mexico and the United States to maintain permanent coordination to confront [...]
The Ministry of National Defense reported that from August 31st to September 21st this operation takes place in the border strip of Tijuana and San Diego The entry Operation anti-drones reveals a need for cooperation between Mexico and the US: Cetys expert was first published in La Jornada Baja California.
TIJUANA, SEPTEMBER 10, 2026.- Beyond combating the use of drones by organized crime, the binational operation “Águila Alta” demonstrates the need for Mexico and the United States to maintain permanent coordination to confront phenomena that go beyond borders, considered Alfredo Estrada, professor of law at CETYS University. The Secretariat of [...]
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