The US Has Reportedly Lost Another Drone, This Time In Afghanistan

[Jun]

There have been no solid confirmations on this report, but following the loss of a Sentinel RQ-170 drone to Iran and the loss of a second drone in the Seychelles earlier this month, reports are coming out of Afghanistan/Iran that the U.S. has lost another UAV.

PressTV reports that Afghan officials claim the drone crashed in Afghanistan's southeastern province of Paktia.

The news agency also says a statement released by NATO forces Tuesday confirmed the crash, but is calling it an "emergency landing due to technical malfunction."

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[lem34]

excellent news may they lose many more. Maybe china will lend them some money to go buy a new one lol

 

[fd24]

Its great news - perhaps the info and knowledge cold also be shared with our Iranian brothers - adding to the knowledgwe they have already gained. To lose another one is great news.

 

[Oldman1]

Its great news - perhaps the info and knowledge cold also be shared with our Iranian brothers - adding to the knowledgwe they have already gained. To lose another one is great news.

Pakistan already took down a dozen drones in the past few years. Don't you remember?

 

[fd24]

Pakistan already took down a dozen drones in the past few years. Don't you remember?

Not in the apparant condition this one is in. The internal mechanism apparantly is still connected - we will jist have to wait and see when the reports are validated

 

[Imran Khan]

lolz man drones are not that much expensive they can make 100s more

 

[Oldman1]

lolz man drones are not that much expensive they can make 100s more

There are thousands right now, but most are smaller versions.

 

[Imran Khan]

There are thousands right now, but most are smaller versions.

even large ones are not like raptors or eagles man USA can adopt 15 after every single crash