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Police, Details of the 5 Aircraft Crashed Today: Experts Have Found Pieces Similar to the Hybrid Model ‘S8000 Banderol' and Pieces of Explosives

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The police made public the preliminary results of the investigations carried out today by the experts of the Technical-Explosive Section, in the places where explosions took place, in the morning. "In all the cases investigated were detected propulsion elements and components similar to those identified in the hybrid model S8000 Banderol, as well as elements from the combat side, communicate the people of the law.
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The police made public the preliminary results of the investigations carried out today by the experts of the Technical-Explosive Section, in the places where explosions took place, in the morning. "In all the cases investigated were detected propulsion elements and components similar to those identified in the hybrid model S8000 Banderol, as well as elements from the combat side, communicate the people of the law.

The police determined which devices fell on October 3 in four districts of the Republic of Moldova. Experts of the Technical-Explosive Section found pieces similar to those of the hybrid model S8000 Banderol in all places searched.

Police technical-explosive experts have identified the places where several unmanned flying equipment fell and exploded. At each place investigated, propellant elements and parts similar to those used in the hybrid model S8000 Banderol were found, as well as fragments from the combat side.

Several unmanned aircraft flew over Moldova's air space on Saturday morning, near New Years, Stefan Voda, Hânceşti, Tudora and Cauşeni, reports the Moldovan press agency.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Stirile Pro TV broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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