U.S. Military Lasers Destroyed Three Cartel Surveillance Drones Over the Border

U.S. military lasers destroyed three cartel surveillance drones over the southern border. The drones were gathering information. The lasers were preventing information gathering. Both operations occurred in the same airspace at the same time, which means the outcome was decided by who shot faster and more accurately.

Border airspace has become a space where two separate entities conduct simultaneous operations with weapons. This is no longer exceptional. It is now categorized as success when military action prevents non-state surveillance. The cartel was also conducting military action. One side won this time.

The lasers worked. Three drones are gone. The cartel will send more drones. The military will shoot more drones. The border airspace will continue to be actively contested by entities that are not nations. This is adequately documented.