U.S. military says drone activity at Mexico border fell after laser deployment
The U.S. military reports that drone activity at the U.S.-Mexico border dropped 75% after it deployed a laser weapon. The report indicates a significant change in border surveillance or counter-drone operations.
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Why it matters
The development highlights expanding military technology use and potential security escalation along a major international border.
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