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Ukrainian drones were used to transport drugs from Morocco to Spain
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Ukrainian drones were used to transport drugs from Morocco to Spain
Spanish police have exposed a criminal network that used Ukrainian drones to transport hashish from Morocco. 10 people were detained, three drones capable of carrying up to 10 kg of cargo over a distance of more than 50 km were seized.
Large-scale floods in Spain: death toll rises to 214
In the east of Spain, 214 people died due to devastating floods, most of them in Valencia. The authorities are increasing the presence of law enforcement due to the threat of looting and continue rescue operations.
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The US Department of Justice, the Dutch Security Council, the Spanish National Police - Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise told who they cooperate with in documenting Russian war crimes
Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise cooperates with institutions in the United States, the Netherlands and Spain to document Russia's war crimes. More than 30 thousand examinations have been conducted, the results of which can be used in international courts.