Mexico Deactivates Four Drones at U.S. Border: Used to Monitor Migrant Trafficking · Global Voices
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U.S. Operation Eagle Alta, in conjunction with Mexico, includes the deployment of 800 military and equipment that inhibit drones at the U.S. border.
The drone was used by a criminal group to monitor illicit trafficking routes to U.S. territory
The joint security initiative between Mexico and the United States at the border to detect and neutralize drones is coming to an end. Operation Águila Alta, which began on September 7 and ends next Monday, has so far shot down four unmanned aircraft. The Secretary of National Defense, General Ricardo Trevilla, detailed this Friday that all the interceptions were made by the Government of Mexico. “They are drones without weapons, without explosiv…
Ambassador Ron Johnson celebrated the operation in which Sedena and CBP intercepted a drone used to monitor human trafficking routes.
Ambassador Ron Johnson celebrated the operation in which Sedena and CBP intercepted a drone used to monitor human trafficking routes.
Operation Águila Alta has inhibited four drones in Mexican territory, used to monitor migrant crossing routes, reported the Secretary of National Defense, Ricardo Trevilla, who specified that none carried weapons or explosives and that the joint operation, begun on September 7, will conclude on Monday 21. The general explained that ...
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