Unauthorized Drones: The U.S.'s Biggest Security Concern for the World Cup 2026 - El Sol De México
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The US has taken action due to security concerns ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The FBI has raised the alarm against the unauthorized use of drones at the FIFA World Cup to be held in the US.
US Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin admitted that the country has invested a lot of money in learning drone offensives, but on defensive issues they are lagging behind
Los Angeles. The worst scenario seen by the U.S. authorities in the 2026 World Cup has one or several drones as its protagonist. To avoid this, they have designed a multi-million dollar strategy aimed at neutralizing and demolishing any unauthorized apparatus that flies over stadiums or 'fan zones' of the football tournament that starts on Thursday. The championship, which on U.S. soil starts on Friday and has been classified as a national secur…
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