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Mexico Shoots Down Drone Over South Korea's Closed World Cup Training Session; Head Coach Hong Calls Incident 'Regrettable'

On June 17, a drone appeared over South Korea's closed World Cup training session in Guadalajara, Mexico, and was promptly shot down by Mexican military and federal police. Head coach Hong Myung-bo confirmed the incident the following day, calling it 'regrettable.' Whether the drone was conducting tactical espionage remains unconfirmed, but the shadow of Canada's drone-spying scandal at the 2024 Paris Olympics has put authorities on high alert over unauthorized UAVs near training facilities.

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