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Dy dronë shkelën hapësirën ajrore të Letonisë, njëri dyshohet rus dhe tjetri ukrainas
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Dy dronë ushtarakë kanë shkelur hapësirën ajrore të Letonisë gjatë ditëve të fundit, duke ngritur alarmin për sigurinë në vend. Sipas ushtrisë letoneze, njëri
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Dy dronë ushtarakë kanë shkelur hapësirën ajrore të Letonisë gjatë ditëve të fundit, duke ngritur alarmin për sigurinë në vend. Sipas ushtrisë letoneze, njëri prej tyre dyshohet se ishte rus, ndërsa tjetri ukrainas. Autoritetet paralajmëruan të dielën dhe të hënën për praninë e dronëve pranë kufijve me Rusinë dhe Bjellorusinë, duke u kërkuar banorëve të zonave përkatëse të kërkonin strehim. Gjatë incidentit të së hënës, NATO aktivizoi edhe avionët luftarakë për monitorimin dhe mbrojtjen e hapësirës ajrore. Sipas një zëdhënësi të ushtrisë, droni i parë dyshohet se ishte i modelit rus “Geran”. Ende nuk dihet nëse ai ishte i armatosur, ndërsa më pas është kthyer në territorin rus. Lexo edhe Zgjedhjet e mesmandatit në SHBA: A do të arrijnë demokratët t’i marrin Kongresin Trumpit? 4 min lexim “Terror” në qiellin e Evropës, pesë avionë nën kërcënimin e bombave 2 min lexim Aksidenti hekurudhor në Spanjë, identikohen 69 viktimat: 54 spanjollë dhe 15 të huaj 1 min lexim Droni i dytë, që…
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