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As of December 2025, U.S. maritime drug-interdiction policy combines traditional Coast Guard law‑enforcement interdictions—responsible for the bulk of seizures and relying on cutters, helicopters, LED...
Authorities track drug boats in international waters using a layered mix of , with recent U.S. activity combining clandestine intelligence collection and overt military and Coast Guard actions. Report...
Coast guards combine airborne, surface, space and data-fusion technologies — from unmanned aerial systems and shipborne electro‑optical/infrared sensors to spaceborne SAR and RF mapping — to detect an...
Drones are increasingly moving beyond pure detection to play active roles that enable interception and seizure of drug-smuggling vessels, but they rarely act alone; they provide that allow surface uni...
Drones have become a in maritime drug interdiction, offering real-time intelligence and persistent observation that have materially aided seizures and interdiction efforts by the U.S. Coast Guard and ...
Available reporting does not provide a single, quantified “success rate” for drones detecting and stopping drug boats; recent coverage documents at least 21 US strikes that have destroyed roughly 22 v...