The chief federal prosecutor says the drone flights were professionally prepared and required significant technical expertise
German prosecutors see evidence drones over military sites were meant to explode
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German federal prosecutors say they have evidence that drones repeatedly spotted over military and industrial sites in northern Germany were intended to explode, according to the public broadcaster Tagesschau. The chief federal prosecutor, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the drone flights were not new, but the presence of drones carrying explosives was. He described the operation as "not carried out by amateurs" but "very professionally prepared," requiring a "great deal of technical expertise."
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