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Mexico prepares for possible drone threats during World Cup

Mexico is preparing to counter potential drone threats during this summer’s 2026 FIFA World Cup, which it is co-hosting with the United States and Canada. At military base in Mexico City, soldiers demonstrated anti-drone systems that will be deployed at stadiums and fan zones. The three host cities in Mexico; Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey

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Soldiers at a military base in Mexico City demonstrated the anti-drone equipment they would use to protect the nation's stadiums. File Pic

Soldiers at a military base in Mexico City demonstrated the anti-drone equipment they would use to protect the nation's stadiums. File Pic

The Mexican military is preparing to confront the potential threat of non-authorized drones in stadiums used for this summer's football World Cup.

Mexico is co-hosting the tournament with the United States and Canada between June 11 to July 19, and on Tuesday, soldiers at a military base in Mexico City demonstrated the anti-drone equipment they would use to protect the nation's stadiums.

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