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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Two Suspects Arrested Near Nazareth With Drone Capable of Dropping Grenades

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MakanSecurity

Police Seize Drone Equipped for Bomb Drops Near Nazareth

Translated & summarized from Makan by baba

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Arabic · Sole source

Police in northern Israel, with Border Police, seized a drone designed to drop bombs near Nazareth. The drone was found during a stop of a vehicle carrying two young men suspected of using it for bomb attacks. The seizure follows recent grenade incidents in Nazareth, and the suspects' detention was extended until October 11.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Police seized a bomb-dropping drone near Nazareth during a vehicle stop.
  • Two young men from Yafa an-Naseriyye were arrested on suspicion of using the drone.
  • The drone seizure is linked to recent grenade attacks in Nazareth.
  • Investigators believe drones are being used to evade police detection during attacks.
  • The suspects' detention was extended until October 11.

Police in the Northern District, with the assistance of Border Police forces, confiscated a drone equipped with a device for dropping bombs. The operation took place last night in an unpopulated area near Nazareth. Police stated that the forces discovered the drone during a traffic stop of a four-wheel-drive vehicle carrying two young men from Yafa an-Naseriyye, aged 21 and 24. They are suspected of possessing and using the drone to drop bombs.

The seizure follows several recent grenade-throwing incidents in Nazareth. Investigations indicate that drones have been used to drop explosives from the air in an attempt to evade police detection. A Magistrate's Court in Nazareth extended the detention of the two suspects until October 11, while police continue their investigation into the circumstances of the case.

MakanArab · Jerusalem

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