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The Court Described What the Attack on the Drone Factory Should Have Looked Like: a Hammer, Gasoline and a "Dead Box" in a Field

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The man who was supposed to set fire to the hall of a Prešov drone manufacturer received instructions via Telegram and a threat that his family would be harmed otherwise.
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The main accused in the case of the foiled arson attack on a drone manufacturer near Prešov said during interrogation that he received instructions for the act from several people via the Telegram platform, and that one of them communicated in Russian. The Latvian also claimed that these people threatened to harm his family.

The man who was supposed to set fire to the hall of a Prešov drone manufacturer received instructions via Telegram and a threat that his family would be harmed otherwise.

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Aktuality.sk broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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