VIDEO: Mystery Weapon Spotted In Hands Of President Trump’s Secret Service Detail

This has users on X talking.

Related: What the heck is that thing? (another anti-drone weapon spotted in the wild).

President Trump was spotted over the weekend on video at his Doral Golf Club; however, his Secret Service detail has garnered all the attention.

In a video of Trump meeting with a supporter, one of Trump’s Secret Service agents is spotted holding a futuristic weapon.

Take a look:

Wtf is this thing that Trump’s secret service guy is holding? pic.twitter.com/7kp65x0NfI

— Wu Tang is for the Children (@WUTangKids) April 13, 2026

It was later reported that the agent was holding an anti-drone gun.

See the video here:

Trump's bodyguards now armed with massive DRONE GUN

Enhanced precautions amid the war with Iran? pic.twitter.com/sn5EtBi68n

— RT (@RT_com) April 13, 2026

A closer look:

Look at the type of weapon in the hands of Trump’s secret serving agent! They are taking the threats as seriously as you can. pic.twitter.com/6tzV3SwUnw

— USA NEWS 🇺🇸 (@usanewshq) April 13, 2026

This isn’t the first time a U.S. president has been protected with anti-drone guns.

Security detail during Biden’s meeting in Belgium also used them.

Take a look:

Anti-Drone guns were also used to protect Biden https://t.co/8Yy7h0bRIK pic.twitter.com/8TRF25wHJ4

— Anthony Scott (@AnthonysTown) April 13, 2026

TWZ had these details to report on the anti-drone weaponry:

Images shared to social media show Belgian security forces wielding a combination of handheld anti-drone weapons to protect a meeting between U.S. President Joe Biden and King Philippe of Belgium held on Monday, June 14. Two different types of anti-drone systems were carried by members of the Belgian Federal Police, one which fires a net projectile at drones, and another that uses radiofrequency (RF) jamming to disrupt links between drones and their operators.

The deployment of these two systems together is a reminder of how serious the threat of drone attacks or even assassination attempts on high-value targets is worldwide.

The meeting between Biden and King Philippe saw the two discuss issues including the coronavirus pandemic, as well as relations between the European Union (EU) and the United States. President Biden arrived in the Belgian capital of Brussels for a summit of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) hosted by the NATO Secretary. The summit in Brussels marks the 31st formal meeting of the heads of state of participating NATO nations and was held to discuss “the challenges of today and tomorrow” including: increased Russian aggression and threats posed by cyber attacks, terrorism, and emerging and disruptive technologies. Climate change and “the rise of China” were also on the docket.

One of the weapons seen being wielded by Belgian Federal Police at Biden’s meeting with King Philippe appears to be the DroneGun Tactical made by Australian firm DroneShield. DroneShield claims the DroneGun Tactical can cause drones to “respond via vertical on the spot landing or return to its remote controller or starting point” when successfully disrupted by its multi-band radiofrequency (RF) jamming attack. These types of anti-drone weapons work by severing the command and control links between drones and their operators, and DroneShield claims the DroneGun Tactical can instantly cease video transmission between them.

These types of jammers don’t work against autonomous systems which do not rely upon RF links with human controllers, although those systems are far less flexible and are usually only capable of targeting fixed points, not fluid targets that are often in motion.

What’s your perspective?

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