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Federal officials face the upcoming threat of foreign nationals Using drones A poll by the United States military bases after two recent arrests and a number of mysterious invasion suggests that the country’s airspace is poorly equipped for the processing of rapidly developing technology.
At the end of 2024, the Ministry of Justice announced the allegation against Inpio Zhou, 39 years old Vandenberg Space Base in California and photograph the object. A Chinese-American citizen was detained when he tried to fly in China and was is charged with Violation of national protection and non -compliance with the aircraft.
“Everyone who works with drone over a limited space, as well as a military base, will be persecuted,” said Ken Gray, a former FBI agent and a military analyst, said Fox News Digital. “A foreign national operation (drone) is concerned that a person is involved in some kind of espionage or intelligence.”
Participants of the US military trains to counteract the threat of drone
Federal officials are working on adjusting agencies after two foreign citizens were arrested for flying drones over military plots. (Jens Büttner/Alliance Picture Alliance through Getty Images)
A statement on November 30, 2024 revealed the Vandenberg drone detection system.
Two months later the Canadian tourist was arrested allegedly for the drone flight over Defense installation in Florida.
Federal prosecutors claim that Xiao Guang Pan, 71, used drone to photograph sensitive defense settings based According to Doj. The gentleman allegedly photographed ammunition bunkers, space launch complexes, submarine pier and useful load when he flew into a drone in three separate days.
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“The reaction to (drones) is not standard,” said Gray. “Depending on the place where the drone was noticed, their reaction could be anything: just note it to try to find out where the drone comes from, and the success of such types of answers has really changed dramatically.”
A string of loud mysterious incidents involved drones into national attention when public speculation grew.
In February New -Jersey Heaven for weeks.
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“The general’s comments give additional evidence that the national security team Biden was disdainful and reduced the risks presented by the mysterious drones that were seen throughout the New Jersey, especially those that flew through sensitive sections in my area, such as the stations of the Military -Marsh weapons,” said. In the press -release.
While the White House insists that the drones observed throughout the garden were “authorized to be glorified by FAA on research and for various other reasons”, the opening made little to calm the misfortune of Americans.
Gregory M. Gilily’s Air Force, Northcom and NORD commander, expressed concern about the influx of mysterious drones flying throughout the American airspace, in particular through sensitive military places. The four -star general cited widespread reports on the penetration of drones that penetrate across the country, in an effort to connect the heat to the reaction of the legislators to increase observations.
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“The main threat I see for them in the way they work is a detection, and perhaps observing sensitive opportunities in our institutions,” Gilily said in a hearing before the Senate Armed Committee. ‘350 detections were registered last year military installationsAnd it was 350 a total of 100 different installations of all types and security levels. “
Last year, Virginia Langley was defenseless, as drones invaded the sky above 17 nights, the report said The Wall Street Journal.
Two months earlier, five mysterious drones invaded the sky over the state -owned nuclear weapons experiment in Nevada, stomping officials.
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“We see that the drones are a real risk of using drones in Ukraine as a weapon system,” said Gray Fox News Digital. “Even the hobbies at the hobby level can be changed to transfer explosives or other types of dangerous substances that can be used to cause all kinds of problems for people on Earth.”
Military officials are also faced with an increasingly rigid task to determine where the drones come from. Radar systems of a nursing were designed during a cold war, making them poorly equipped to identify and identify drones.
“The radar cover does not cover something as small as a drone that works at an altitude of less than a couple of hundred feet,” Gray said. “So, the ability to see from where it comes from (the drones) or where they are recovered from, really depends on the airport that tracks it by following the air or commands on the ground acting to determine where the drone is restored.”
Many federal agencies have been provided by the federal resolution to combat the threats of drones as the invaders are becoming more common across the country. (Istock)
Last month, Congress provided a number of federal agencies to resist reliable threats, citing the threats provided by the military and defense installations, reports report from the Congress Research Service.
The updated provision shows that the US Department of Defense (DOD) “develops, and acquires hunting defensive counter-(unmanned) weapons systems, as in those systems that are able to find, identify, track and intercede adversaries.”
In 2024, NorthC was scheduled as a leading agency coordinating DOD operations regarding a counter -counter effort. Congress was allowed DOD, along with the departments of the internal security, justice and energy, was allowed to assess and adopt measures to protect safe assets across the country, implementing a joint attitude towards AAS.
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In her statement by Fox News Digital, the Federal Aviation Administration stated that over the past few years, the agency “conducts drones and counter -airport detection at the airports to determine how well various technologies are to mitigate potential aviation safety risks”.
Gray wants state officials to provide transparency to American citizens, expanding the response to mysterious observations. While the federal government is working to get their technology, officials have a number of options that will help solve the problem.
“One of the best things (officials) can use against the drone is another drone,” said Gray Fox News Digital. “There are a few small, very fast drones that can be managed, which can be used to try and disrupt the drone by just slamming it. Shooting is the type of old technology in the last moat. ”
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As the consumer drones flood the markets, you can expect an increase a growing threat.
“We will just see the spread of drones everywhere,” Gray said. “This includes the ability to use drones for moody purposes.”
Fox News Digital turned to the Pentagon.
Daniel Wallace Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
