U.S. World Cup Cities Are on a Counterdrone Spending Spree
NYT > Business·June 24, 2026
US cities hosting the World Cup have been allocated $250 million by FEMA to counter airborne threats. The funding is being used to purchase counterdrone equipment to ensure the safety of the tournament. This equipment will remain in place after the World Cup, providing long-term protection against potential aerial threats. The investment aims to enhance security measures in these cities.
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