SBU agents detained for plotting drone attack on Moscow’s missile defense facility
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According to the Federal Security Service, the suspects were tasked with assembling strike-capable unmanned aerial vehicles retrieved from hidden caches, transporting them to a launch site in the Moscow Region
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The Federal Security Service reported that SBU agents were detained for plotting a drone attack on a missile defense facility in Moscow. According to the agency, the suspects were tasked with assembling strike-capable unmanned aerial vehicles retrieved from hidden caches and transporting them to a launch site in the Moscow Region.
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The Federal Security Service reports that SBU agents were detained for plotting a drone attack on Moscow’s missile defense facility. According to the FSB, the suspects were tasked with assembling strike-capable unmanned aerial vehicles retrieved from hidden caches. They were also instructed to transport these drones to a launch site in the Moscow Region.
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The Federal Security Service alleges that detained individuals were tasked with assembling strike-capable unmanned aerial vehicles from hidden caches. According to the agency, the suspects were also instructed to transport these drones to a launch site in the Moscow Region.
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- TASS (Russia)(Russian State)
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