El Paso Airport Shuts Down After Mexican Cartel Drones Breach US Airspace

• El Paso International Airport in Texas temporarily halted flights due to Mexican cartel drones entering US airspace.
• US forces took action to disable the drones, according to an anonymous US administration official.
• The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) initially announced a 10-day closure but reopened airspace hours later, stating no threat to commercial aviation.
• Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy confirmed the threat was neutralized and normal flights resumed.
• The incident raised concerns in the El Paso metropolitan area, a major cross-border commerce hub.