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Expert says crashed drone likely31 Mar

Expert says crashed drone likely flew over Belarus

Ukrainian long-range drones have crashed in Finland, Estonia and Latvia over the past week. They probably flew over Belarus on their way to the Gulf of Finland, said Roger Djupsjö at the Swedish National Defence University. Belarus has certainly tried to disrupt them, but Belarus does not have the same capabilities as Russia in that regard.

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Poland Shoots Down Russian Drones:10 Sept

Poland Shoots Down Russian Drones: Expert Says It Was Inevitable

It was only a matter of time before Russian drones would be shot down over a NATO country's territory, says Major Roger Djupsjö, teacher at the Defense University. Russia has struck against border areas before, so it was actually just a matter of waiting for this to happen sooner or later, he says after the shooting down tonight in Poland.

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