Unidentified Object Resembling Drone Found in Atyrau Region
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Fragments resembling an unmanned aerial vehicle have once again been discovered in the Kurmangazy District of Atyrau Region, Orda.kz reports.
They were found in a steppe area near the border with the Russian Federation.
According to the Atyrau Regional Police Department, an investigation has been launched:
In coordination with relevant agencies, an inspection is underway following the discovery of an object that visually resembles drone fragments. The object was found in a steppe zone. There are no casualties or damage. All details and circumstances are being clarified,
the department said.
Other similar objects resembling UAVs have been found before; one was found near the village of Qonyreterek. At the time, regional authorities reported that a special commission had been dispatched to the site.
So far, no official agency has identified the origin of the objects.
Original Author: Daniyel Arturov
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