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FBI Enhances Security Measures for World Cup Amid Rising Drone Threats

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As the FIFA World Cup kicks off in the U.S., security agencies, including the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), are ramping up efforts to ensure safety across 11 host cities. With millions of fans expected, the focus is on countering potential threats from drones and lone wolf attacks. The FBI has trained local police in drone neutralization techniques, emphasizing the need for vigilance against easily accessible drones that could be weaponized. While no specific threats have been identified, officials stress the importance of preparedness as the event unfolds.

Key Details: • FIFA World Cup runs from June to July 2026 across 11 cities in the U.S. • FBI has trained 60 local police officers in drone neutralization techniques. • DHS will oversee most drone operations during the event. • Local police departments, like NYPD, are investing millions in anti-drone technology.

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Department of Homeland SecurityFBINew York CityJessica TischNYPDUnited StatesNew York Police DepartmentMarkwayne MullinHuntsville, AlabamaAndrew GiulianiMichael TorphyJohn Villasenor

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