US EditionDrones were spotted near Zelenskyy flight path to Dublin, Irish media report
Four large military-grade drones flew near the flight path of Ukrainian President Zelenskiy’s plane, staying airborne for up to two hours, prompting a major security alert, officials said.
- Unidentified drones breached a no-fly zone and flew towards Volodymyr Zelensky's plane before it landed in Dublin on Monday.
- The drones then orbited above an Irish Navy vessel that had secretly been deployed in the Irish Sea before Zelensky's visit.
- Senior government figures were briefed following the presence of drones in Irish skies on the night Zelensky arrived in Ireland.
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Drones Breach No-Fly Zone During Zelensky's Dublin Visit
There was a major security alert Monday night when unidentified drones flew near the flight path of Volodymyr Zelensky's plane as he arrived in Dublin. The Journal reports that the large, military-style drones breached a no-fly zone and reached the exact location where the Ukrainian leader's plane was expected to...
According to the newspaper "The Journal", several military-type drones entered the no-fly zone because of the Ukrainian President's visit and headed for the route his plane was to take.
Unidentified drones breached Ireland's airspace during visit by Ukraine's Zelenskyy
Unidentified drones breached Ireland’s airspace this week during a visit by Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, a source familiar with the matter told CBS News on Friday. “Any incident like this would be well under control by defense forces,” the source told CBS News, adding: “You see these across Europe now.”The Irish Department of Defense told CBS News in a statement Friday that “all of the circumstances regarding the incident” are being …
When the Ukrainian President's aircraft landed in Ireland earlier this week, five unidentified drones were observed near the aircraft. ...
How come, allegedly, several military drones can roam around Dublin for hours in restricted airspace without the intervention of the Irish Air Force? Is it just about matching headlines on Selensky's visit to the capital of Ireland? Europe is supposed to learn to establish itself permanently in alarm mode. As soon as the Ukrainian President sets off for a visit to politically friendly Dublin, British and Irish media deliver the appropriate threa…
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