The US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) says government agencies have seized more than 300 unauthorised drones near World Cup sites in the United States. TSA states the seizures have occurred since the tournament begins on 11 June, with the announcement made on Tuesday. Multiple outlets report the same figure, describing the drones as located near World Cup venues and not authorised to operate in the areas where they were found. The reports cite TSA as the source for the overall count and the timeframe tied to the start of the tournament. While the coverage does not detail where each drone was seized, which agencies were involved beyond the TSA, or whether any individuals were arrested, the common point across the reports is that US authorities are actively enforcing restrictions on drone operations around major events. The TSA’s update indicates ongoing efforts to reduce unauthorised air activity near World Cup locations during the tournament period.