First reported by Al Jazeera
UK police arrest activists at Israeli-owned drone engine plant
UK Police Arrest Activists At Drone Plant
11h agoen
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Activists were arrested at an Israeli-owned drone engine plant in the UK. The plant is involved in the production of drone engines, sparking protests from activists. The arrests were made by UK police. Why it matters: The incident highlights the controversy surrounding drone technology and its potential use in military operations. The production of drone engines is a critical component of unmanned aerial vehicle systems. Sources: UK police arrest activists at Israeli-owned drone engine plant - Al Jazeera
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