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Skydio CEO Distances Himself from No-Weapons Pledge, DJI Avata 2 Disarms Suspect, FBI Seizes 300+ Drones at FIFA World Cup

Three major U.S. drone stories this week: Skydio CEO Adam Bry publicly broke from the company's 2020 no-weapons principle and confirmed the U.S. Army has tested grenade launchers mounted on Skydio drones; Sacramento County Sheriff's Office used a DJI Avata 2 fitted with a powerful magnet to safely disarm a knife-wielding suspect in a garage standoff; and the FBI has seized more than 300 unauthorized drones at FIFA World Cup venues in just the first 10 days of the tournament.

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