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How strange.
Last night I wrote this little post (below) and today we hear that a drone entered Israel airspace at 10 a.m. and was shot down by our air force.
But the intercepted drone was one in the shape of an airplane.
Our jets followed it for
At the edge of the Negev desert, on the southern slopes of the Hebron mountains, the UAV unmanned aircraft was shot down.
See the video here and read Ynet's latest speculations [updated] about where it came from.
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Here is my innocent post written yesterday:
The dream of every photo blogger, no?
But would you trust your camera to this little flying machine?
Or more precisely, this remotely-operated unmanned miniature helicopter.
Seen and admired at AgriTech exhibition in May.
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An interesting coincidence! I saw it (the one they shot down) on the news this afternoon.
ReplyDeletetx for the news. Hoping for the best, here in France.
ReplyDeleteThis is a small and big thing at the same time.
ReplyDeleteDina, as you know I've been posting on the strugle against austerity in Portugal and other European countries too, which is making us loose any hope in the future, but I can't even imagine what the anxiety might be when you live with such terrible threats coming from neighbouring countries. You definitely have to be very strong. Take care.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Sorry I haven't been posting or visiting lately but my free time has been entirely spent at the hospital where my mothet still is, after having had three infarctions. She's much better now and I hope she will go home soon.
What a scary idea to live in fear of being spied on by drones, which can be used as suicide bombers. I hope that we all keep our heads cool.
ReplyDeleteShalom, Dina.
Oh my. Now that unmanned planes. Please be safe.
ReplyDeleteje ne crois pas qu'il existe de bon drone
ReplyDeleteI will surely trust my old camera to this drone: a vantage position is always the dream of any shooter. With a camera or else...
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