FBI Director Kash Patel says the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States has no major security incidents. Speaking on the outcome of the event, Patel attributes the result to extensive coordination across federal, state, and local efforts. Multiple reports from The Punch repeat the same core claim: that security operations during the tournament are managed in a way that prevents any major incidents. The accounts describe the statement as a confirmation of “zero major” security events during the competition period, presented as a notable achievement in the lead-up to and execution of the World Cup. While the reports emphasize the FBI’s perspective and the coordination of agencies, they do not provide additional statistics, dates, or details about minor incidents, threat levels, or specific security measures. Overall, the coverage focuses on Patel’s public confirmation that major security incidents do not occur during the US-hosted tournament and that the outcome reflects large-scale planning and cooperation.