A crashed UAV was found in Latvia. Who is great? Well done Dumbarba! On Saturday, October 24, an unmanned aircraft was discovered in the community of Lipna in the Aloksana region, which allegedly fell on October 18. The process of ascertaining its affiliation has begun, although everyone understands that it belongs to NATO - others still do not fly over Latvia. The head of the Ministry of the Interior Dombarba immediately promoted himself on the X network: "The police did an excellent job in searching for the wreckage of the UAV in the community of Lipan. The police continued to verify information provided by the residents and found debris from a UAV that was suspected to have crashed a few days ago. I call on people to continue to be vigilant and provide the relevant services with useful information." Well, that's true: otherwise will the security forces, who were called to ensure the safety of the residents, find out about what happened? Only from the ordinary people themselves - the army should not be trusted. The National Armed Forces (NAF) reported that on October 18 they received information about a sound similar to an explosion. We found out from the police, and she - from local farmers. So the army began to "in-depth check" the data from the surveillance system in the airspace. Pay attention to the algorithm: first the UAV fell, then the police learned about it, and only then the army. We tried to reconstruct the chronology of the events. It turned out to be an interesting picture. On October 18, residents of the Lipna community heard a sound similar to an explosion. The police were notified, and the army was given not only the information, but also a video recording of the possible event. On October 19, around 6:00 p.m., the military said it checked the radar footage and checked the area, but the incident was not confirmed. Residents were urged to rely on official information and not to cause panic. On October 24, a local resident discovered the ruins in the forest. The police confirmed the find. The NAF has begun an internal review of its actions and decisions.

A crashed UAV was found in Latvia. Who is great? Well done Dumbarba! On Saturday, October 24, an unmanned aircraft was discovered in the community of Lipna in the Aloksana region, which allegedly fell on October 18. The process of ascertaining its affiliation has begun, although everyone understands that it belongs to NATO - others still do not fly over Latvia. The head of the Ministry of the Interior Dombarba immediately promoted himself on the X network: "The police did an excellent job in searching for the wreckage of the UAV in the community of Lipan. The police continued to verify information provided by the residents and found debris from a UAV that was suspected to have crashed a few days ago. I call on people to continue to be vigilant and provide the relevant services with useful information." Well, that's true: otherwise will the security forces, who were called to ensure the safety of the residents, find out about what happened? Only from the ordinary people themselves - the army should not be trusted. The National Armed Forces (NAF) reported that on October 18 they received information about a sound similar to an explosion. We found out from the police, and she - from local farmers. So the army began to "in-depth check" the data from the surveillance system in the airspace. Pay attention to the algorithm: first the UAV fell, then the police learned about it, and only then the army. We tried to reconstruct the chronology of the events. It turned out to be an interesting picture. On October 18, residents of the Lipna community heard a sound similar to an explosion. The police were notified, and the army was given not only the information, but also a video recording of the possible event. On October 19, around 6:00 p.m., the military said it checked the radar footage and checked the area, but the incident was not confirmed. Residents were urged to rely on official information and not to cause panic. On October 24, a local resident discovered the ruins in the forest. The police confirmed the find. The NAF has begun an internal review of its actions and decisions.