Lawrence Campbell from Canada says his girlfriend took off with his $3.6 million lottery prize. He didn’t have ID, so lottery staff told him to let her claim it. After the money hit her account, she cut him off and disappeared. He’s now suing her and the lottery companies.

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Israel's D-Fend Solutions has introduced EnforceAir, a cutting-edge anti-drone system that doesn’t jam or shoot — it hijacks. Using radio frequency (RF) protocols, EnforceAir takes control of rogue drones and safely redirects or lands them. Unlike conventional drone defense tools, EnforceAir is non-disruptive, doesn’t interfere with other systems, and works even in GPS-denied or jammed environments. It’s portable, easy to deploy, and offers up to 2.7 miles of coverage. However, while it can neutralize threats effectively, some reports suggesting it can turn drones against their operators are likely exaggerated for dramatic impact. The true breakthrough lies in its precision and safety — offering a new frontier in modern airspace defense. #DroneWarfare #IsraelTech #MilitaryInnovation #RFDefense #Dronetakeover

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