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The Estonian Public Prosecutor ' s Office closed the drone case, which crashed into the Auvere power plant pipe on 25 March. During the investigation, it was not possible to establish the ownership and responsibility of anyone, nor did the investigation reveal any signs of a deliberate attack on Estonia.
In Estonia, an investigation into an attack by a Ukrainian drone on an Estonian power plant in Auver was discontinued, as reported by the Attorney General of the country, Gardie Anderson.
The Prosecutor's Office has closed the investigation into the drone that hit the chimney of the Auvere power plant, as it was not possible to determine the origin of the drone or the exact circumstances of the incident. The investigation information does not give grounds to believe that it was an attack directed against Estonia or that the drone's purpose was to damage the Auvere power plant.
The Estonian prosecutor's office has completed an investigation into an incident involving a drone that hit a power plant in Auvere. 🇪🇪🛩️ Despite the explosion, no people were harmed, and the origin of the drone remained a mystery. In light of Russian aggression, it is important to be careful with drones, which are becoming weapons in modern conflicts. ⚠️
The Estonian prosecutor's office has closed its investigation into an incident with a drone that hit the chimney of a power plant in Auverre at the end of March; it is believed that it was not a deliberate attack against the country.
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