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Drone Crashes in Israeli Nature Reserve Suspected of Smuggling Drugs from Jordan

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Hebrew · Sole source

A drone crashed in the Hai-Bar Yotvata nature reserve in Israel's Arava desert. Police and IDF forces are investigating the incident. The drone is suspected of having entered from Jordan carrying drugs. The investigation into the circumstances is continuing.

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  • A drone crashed in the Hai-Bar Yotvata nature reserve in the Arava.
  • Police sappers and an IDF force are investigating the crash site.
  • The drone is suspected of smuggling drugs from Jordan into Israel.
  • The circumstances of the incident are currently under investigation.

Police sappers and an IDF force are operating at the scene of a drone crash within the Hai-Bar Yotvata nature reserve in the Arava desert. The drone is suspected of having entered Israeli territory from Jordan while carrying drugs before it crashed.

The circumstances of the incident are under investigation, and the inquiry is ongoing.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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