Finland Says GNSS Jamming, Wind Caused Ukrainian Drones to Enter Its Airspace in Spring
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Finland says GNSS jamming, wind caused Ukrainian drones to enter its airspace in spring
HELSINKI, Sept 9 - Four Ukrainian military drones found in Finland in March and April were diverted from their intended route by satellite navigation interference in combination with wind, Finnish police and border guards said on Wednesday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The Finnish authorities have completed preliminary investigations into the spring drones. Ukraine helped with the settlement.
The preliminary investigation has been decided, but that does not mean that the aircraft did not enter Finnish airspace without permission
Four drones intended for military use fell in Finland in the spring.
The Swedish National Criminal Police has completed its investigation into four drones that ended up in Finland this spring.
The prosecutor has closed the preliminary investigations regarding unmanned drones that fell in Finland in the spring.
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