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Online Drone panick in the United States

More than half of U.S. adults now get their news from social media, according to data from Pew Research, and the voracious demands of the content economy often influence what’s considered newsworthy and how fast stories develop. Over the past month, as authorities have met the growing drone panic with occasional flight restrictions and scant information, online creators and communities have taken over,On TikTok, one video casts a recent string of mysterious drone sightings in New Jersey as an “#invasion” “coming off the ocean” to target “sensitive infrastructure” like bridges and nuclear plants. On Facebook and X, posts say the sightings are evidence of an Iranian espionage operation or a U.S. military surveillance campaign. Do you think that US citizens can not start even a missile hit on thier soil ?

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