<2> FAA Shuts Down Airspace After U.S. Military Laser Shoots Down CBP Drone Over Texas

<3> Background on the Incident

The recent deployment of the U.S. military’s anti-drone laser weapon to tackle cartel drones has led to a significant development in the skies over El Paso, Texas. The deployment, which was aimed at countering the increasing threat of drones being used by cartels, has resulted in the shutdown of airspace over the region.

<3> The Incident

On , the U.S. military’s anti-drone laser weapon was deployed in the skies over El Paso, Texas. The laser weapon, which is designed to detect and destroy drones, was reportedly used to shoot down a CBP (Customs and Border Protection) drone that was flying in the area. The drone, which was being used for surveillance purposes, was reportedly shot down by the laser weapon after it failed to respond to warnings from the military.

<3> FAA Response

In response to the incident, the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) has shut down airspace over El Paso, Texas. The shutdown, which was announced earlier this month, is expected to remain in place until further notice. The FAA has stated that the shutdown is necessary to ensure

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