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Drone Wreckage Found in Romania

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Romanian authorities are investigating drone debris found in a field near Moşeşti, Buzău County. Police, rescuers and SRI specialists are working to determine the origin of the wreckage.

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A crashed drone was found on Wednesday in a locality in Buzău County, on the spot moving specialists of the Ministry of National Defence (MAPN) and the Romanian Information Service...

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The remains of a drone were found, Wednesday, by a man, on a field outside the town of Robeasca, Buzău County. The mayor of the municipality, Ms. Vlad, told News.ro that for the time being, he does not know when the drone would have fallen. "We always hear buzzes and noises from airplanes," added the building. "The article New fragments of drones have been found near a locality in Buzău. Mayor: "We always hear buzzes and noises from airplanes."

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A local from Buzău County alerted the authorities after finding remnants that appear to come from a drone, reports the local press. The area where the fall of a flying machine was reported is a field in the commune of Robeasca, according to the Lognal de Buzău. On the spot are moving firefighters, policemen, gendarmes and specialists ...

·Romania
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A crashed drone was found in Buzău County on a field. A local gave the alarm, and on the spot there are specialists from the MApN and SRI. There are verifications of the remains of the drone.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Remains that would come from a drone were found on an agricultural land in Robeasca, Buzău County. The discovery was made by a man who was carrying out agricultural work, and the fragments are to be removed by the authorities for verification.

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Remains that appear to originate from a drone were discovered on a field near Mosești village, Robeasca commune, Buzău county.

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