Iran Says It Shot Down 'Foreign' Drone Entering Its Airspace

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  • 5 years ago
The Iranian military claimed November 8 to have shot down a "foreign" drone entering its airspace over Khuzestan province. U.S. Central Command said all of its devices had been accounted for.

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