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U.S. team shields training from espionage
The U.S. national football team set up barriers on a hill near their training grounds ahead of the World Cup, aiming to prevent espionage while preparing for their Round of 16 match against Belgium. Although there is no confirmed suspicion of espionage efforts by Belgium or others, the tall buildings at the University of Washington provide the potential for monitoring the training field, which prompted the team to implement measures to conceal their view. It’s worth noting that espionage in football has historically involved drones and mobile phone photography, and the team's coach previously filmed the view from outside the stadium for reconnaissance purposes.
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