US Cracks Down on World Cup Drones, Seizing 300+ Near Venues
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U.S. agencies say they have seized more than 300 drones near World Cup stadiums and fan areas since the tournament began. The FAA bans drones over matches and related gatherings (with penalties up to $100,000 and possible criminal charges), while the FBI has tickets 49 operators and seized 54 drones in Florida. Counter-drone measures are deployed around World Cup venues and at U.S. borders, reflecting ongoing efforts to deter unauthorized drone flights during the event.
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