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Bulgaria continues probe into drone crash near gas pipeline

Bulgaria continues probe into drone crash near gas pipeline

Bulgarian authorities are examining a crashed drone linked to Ukrainian forces, noting no evidence of intentional targeting.

Bulgarian officials are continuing their technical examination of an unmanned aerial vehicle that crashed near a natural gas pipeline in northeastern Bulgaria.

According to Bulgaria's Ministry of Defence, the recovered wreckage corresponds to a drone model frequently deployed by Ukrainian armed forces. However, defence authorities emphasised that current findings offer no indication that Bulgarian territory or critical infrastructure was deliberately targeted.

Sofia and Kyiv are maintaining coordination to verify the apparatus's flight path and the precise technical failure that caused the incident. The crash resulted in no injuries or damage to regional energy networks.

Sources: Le Monde.

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Russian strikes across Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region leave five dead

Russian strikes across Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region leave five dead

Russian strikes across five districts in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region have left five people dead and 16 injured over a 24-hour period.

Russian military bombardments across Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region have killed at least five people and injured 16 others over a 24-hour period, according to regional emergency responders.

Russian forces launched nearly 60 individual strikes targeting five separate districts throughout the territory. The heaviest casualties were recorded in the Kamianske district, where three people lost their lives and five others suffered injuries. In the city of Pavlohrad, strikes resulted in two deaths and left seven civilians wounded. Additional injuries and infrastructural damage were documented in the Nikopol district, where local emergency teams intervened to douse fires and clear debris.

The widespread attacks form part of intensified Russian shellings and drone barrages against Ukrainian settlements and regional infrastructure behind front lines.

Sources: Ziarul de Gardă

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German authorities expand investigations into suspected Russian hybrid sabotage

German authorities expand investigations into suspected Russian hybrid sabotage

German security agencies are investigating over 100 cases of suspected Russian hybrid warfare, including weapons caches and drone sabotage attempts.

German security agencies continue to investigate a growing wave of suspected Russian hybrid warfare operations, encompassing physical sabotage, espionage, and covert logistics across the country. Following the discovery of a concealed weapons cache near Berlin, authorities are examining whether the firearms were staged by foreign operatives for targeted kinetic attacks.

Investigators are also probing a narrowly averted explosive drone plot discovered near Ukrainian transport aircraft at Leipzig Airport, alongside more than 100 incidents of unauthorized drone flights over military installations and critical transport infrastructure. German intelligence officials assess that these physical disruptions—paired with digital disinformation and attacks on communications networks—are calculated to destabilize democratic institutions and test national security responses.

Sources: Correctiv, Der Standard, Die Zeit, FAZ, Tagesschau

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