
Stati Uniti e Messico stanno coordinando operazioni contro i droni utilizzati dai cartelli della droga e dalle reti di traffico di migranti lungo la frontiera comune, con scambio di informazioni e pattugliamenti congiunti sul rispettivo territorio, come confermato dal ministro della Difesa messicano Ricardo Trevilla Trejo.
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I cartelli della droga e le reti di traffico di migranti utilizzano droni per individuare punti poco sorvegliati della frontiera tra Stati Uniti e Messico, facilitando il passaggio di droga e persone.
Stati Uniti e Messico stanno coordinando operazioni contro i droni utilizzati dai cartelli della droga e dalle reti di traffico di migranti lungo la frontiera comune. Lo ha confermato il ministro della Difesa messicano, Ricardo Trevilla Trejo, spiegando che la cooperazione prevede scambi di informazioni e "operazioni specchio", con pattugliamenti effettuati dai due Paesi ciascuno sul proprio territorio.
Il Messico ha attualmente 165 sistemi antidroni dispiegati lungo il confine settentrionale e, secondo Trevilla, sta ottenendo "buoni risultati". Il ministro ha tuttavia escluso per il momento l'acquisto dei sistemi laser ad alta energia utilizzati dagli Stati Uniti per neutralizzare i droni dei cartelli. La cooperazione mira in particolare a contrastare l'uso dei velivoli senza pilota per individuare i punti della frontiera meno sorvegliati e facilitare il passaggio di droga e migranti.

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