A U.S. military counter‑drone system brought down a Customs and Border Protection surveillance drone near Fort Hancock, Texas, after operators identified the aircraft as a potential threat inside military‑controlled airspace. Federal officials said the engagement occurred in a remote area east of El Paso and prompted the FAA to expand an existing temporary flight restriction while agencies reviewed the incident.
Multiple sources report that the Department of War shot down a drone that was later determined to be operated by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Military forces near Fort Hancock utilized a laser-based weapon to take down…
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