Oscars reacts to drone attacks warning ahead of event
California faces possible threat from escalating geopolitical tensions
The annual Academy Awards has always been considered one of the biggest nights in the entertainment world.
Celebrities and several notable figures from around the world gather under one roof to celebrate the excellence in the film industry.
As Nicole Kidman, Timothee Chalamet, Kylie Jenner, Emma Stone and others are expected to be in attendance, the Academy Awards responded swiftly to ensure their safety.
As the US-Iran war enters its 12th day, California was alerted by FBI to be one of the potential targets of drone attacks after a statement was issued.
As the 98th Oscars is scheduled to take place on March 15 in LA, California, the security at the Dolby Theatre has been heightened to ensure smooth operations.
Moreover, the Sheriff Department has already “elevated level of readiness and is maintaining increased vigilance.
Previously, the executive producer responded at a press conference, assuring that the show has “one of the best teams in the business in all aspects.”
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Raj Kapoor admitted that they keep an eye on the developments across the world every year and have a “close collaboration” with the “FBI and the LAPD.”
He expressed the team’s desire to make everyone associated with the ceremony to “feel safe, protected and welcome.”
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