Four unidentified military drones flew towards President Zelensky's plane, near the airport in Dublin, before landing.
Lara Maior
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On Monday evening, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky's plane was followed by four unidentified military drones, which violated a no-fly zone near Dublin Airport. The incident occurred shortly before the aircraft was set to land, around 11:00 PM. The drones entered the flight area of the plane just as it was approaching its destination, subsequently hovering above a vessel of the Irish Navy sent to secure Zelensky's visit. Local sources suggest that the drones took off from near the town of Howth and flew for up to two hours. Investigations are underway to determine the origin and control of these drones, and Irish authorities have been informed about the incident, including the Garda Commissioner and the ministers of justice and defense. It is not known whether the Ukrainian president's team was alerted regarding this incident.
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