In Turkey, drone debris fell into a garden on the Black Sea coast, while a resident found part of a missile
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Debris that may belong to a drone was found in a garden in Düzce Province on the Black Sea coast. The prosecutor's office launched an investigation, and the authorities assure residents that there is no threat to them.
In Turkey’s Düzce Province on the Black Sea coast, fragments were found in a garden that, according to a preliminary assessment by local authorities, may belong to a drone. The Düzce District Administration reported this, UNN writes.
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According to an assessment carried out by our units, the object is presumed to be an unmanned aerial vehicle. Expert teams continue to work to determine the nature and technical specifications of the object definitively
The Düzce Prosecutor’s Office has launched a judicial investigation into the incident. Authorities assured that specialists continue to examine the fragments and that there is currently no threat to local residents.
There is no reason for our citizens to be concerned
Drone and missile fragments have already been found in Turkey
Fragments of drones had previously also been found in Düzce, including devices containing explosive substances.
In addition, Turkish media showed footage from the Black Sea, where local residents found and pulled from the water, instead of fish, components that, according to preliminary data, were booster stages of missiles from the Pantsir surface-to-air gun-and-missile system.
The origin of the fragments found and the circumstances of how they ended up on Turkish territory are currently being investigated.