Indian Navy Drone Crashes Near Porbandar During Training

Indian Navy drone crash Porbandar

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An Indian Navy Drishti-10 uncrewed aerial vehicle crashed in an open field near Porbandar, Gujarat, during a training sortie on Wednesday.
No casualties or property damage were reported.
The cause of the crash is under investigation.

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An Indian Navy Drishti-10 uncrewed aerial vehicle crashed in an open field near Porbandar, Gujarat, during a training sortie on Wednesday. No casualties or property damage were reported. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

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