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Unidentified drones crash in Finland

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“Unidentified drones crash in Finland”
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“Two unidentified drones crashed in southern Finland on Sunday, an incident the defence ministry described as a 'suspected territorial violation'”
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“Neighbouring countries Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia experienced similar crashes by drones on their land earlier this week”
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“Finland shares a 1,340-kilometre (830-mile) border with Russia”
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“Nearby countries Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania earlier this week said several Ukrainian drones had crashed on their territory after going astray during attacks on Russian oil export facilities on the Baltic Sea coast”
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“The investigation into the events is ongoing, and further details will be provided once the information has been verified”
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“According to the ministry, 'a few low-flying slow objects were observed in Finnish airspace in the sea area and in southeastern Finland on Sunday morning'”
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“The air force sent up an F/A-18 Hornet fighter on an identification mission”
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“One drone has fallen to the ground north of Kouvola and another drone east of Kouvola. The police have cordoned off the areas for further investigation”
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