Trump’s Drone Deregulation Sparks Security Fears

Trump’s Drone Deregulation Sparks Security Fears
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President Trump’s executive orders easing commercial drone regulations have raised alarms among security experts. Critics warn that deregulation could accelerate the weaponization of drones, as seen in conflicts like Ukraine. The move comes amid growing concerns over low-cost, high-impact drone attacks on critical infrastructure.

  • Ukraine's Operation Spiderweb used 117 AI-guided commercial drones to strike Russian airbases, showcasing the strategic potential of low-cost drone warfare.
  • Israel's Operation Rising Lion involved drones smuggled into Iran by Mossad, targeting missile launchers and highlighting covert drone capabilities.
  • U.S. security experts warn of vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure like ports and refineries, as local agencies lack tools to counter swarm attacks.
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