Iran Drone Threat: West Coast on High Alert

0:00It's March 11 in Durham, let's get into the news. The FBI recently warned police in California about a possible Iranian drone attack on the West Coast. Officials shared an alert saying Iran might launch unmanned aerial vehicles from a ship offshore. This could happen as revenge if the United States strikes targets in Iran. The tip dates back to early February 2026, but details like timing or exact spots remain unclear. Tensions have spiked with the Trump administration strikes against Iran. In response, Iran has used drones to hit sites across the Middle East. The warning went out at the end of February, right as these conflicts heated up. Law enforcement in Los Angeles had no comment on the alert. The White House has not responded to questions either. Experts note this kind of threat feels real, given ongoing risks. Separately, a bulletin from September 2025 mentioned unconfirmed reports of Mexican cartels planning drone strikes with explosives. Those could target U.S. border agents or troops, though cartels usually steer clear of such

1:02bold moves. Security analysts point out Iran's strong ties in Mexico and South America, along with their drone capabilities. They say these warnings help local forces stay ready for any surprises. Support for this episode comes from our sponsor. See the description. Your bedtime ritual just got better. Built in sound. Built in comfort. S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com