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FBI Seizes Over 600 Drones for World Cup Flight Violations

KTSM••Steph Whiteside
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In a significant enforcement action, federal authorities have confiscated over 600 drones that violated flight restrictions during the World Cup events. This operation underscores the importance of adhering to aviation regulations, especially in high-profile situations like the World Cup, where safety is paramount. The seized drones were reportedly operating in restricted airspace, posing potential risks to both the games and public safety. This incident serves as a reminder for drone operators to be aware of and comply with local flight regulations to avoid legal repercussions.

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