US blames Mexican cartel drones for El Paso airspace closure
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US blames Mexican cartel drones for El Paso airspace closure
"A Trump administration official has said that drones operated by drug cartels in Mexico had breached US airspace , multiple news agencies including the Associated Press reported on Wednesday. The Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) had announced a 10-day closure of the airspace around El Paso, Texas. But hours later it lifted this temporary closure, saying there was no threat to commercial aviation."
"But hours later it lifted this temporary closure, saying there was no threat to commercial aviation. "Mexican cartel drones breached US airspace," the official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, told the AFP news agency. They added that US forces "took action to disable the drones." The anonymous official did not clarify how many drones were intercepted or what methods were used to disable them. More to follow... Edited by: Jenipher Camino Gonzalez"
Drones operated by Mexican drug cartels breached US airspace near El Paso, Texas. The Federal Aviation Administration announced a 10-day closure of airspace around El Paso, but lifted the temporary closure hours later, stating there was no threat to commercial aviation. US forces disabled the drones, though the number intercepted and the methods used to disable them were not specified. The incursions prompted temporary airspace restrictions and a military response. Investigations into the origin, intent, and coordination of the drone flights are ongoing, and additional details about timing, payloads, and operational methods remain limited.
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