Unknown drone crashed in Samsun in northern Turkey

An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) crashed in the Turkish city of Samsun, killing several residential buildings. This was reported by the DHA news agency on Saturday morning, May 16.

The incident was recorded in the Kazym Karabekir area. Local residents said they woke up to a loud noise, and when they went outside, they saw the wreckage of the device itself. His fall damaged the roofs and glazing in several houses.

It is specified that police officers, fire brigades and medical teams promptly arrived at the scene. Emergency services specialists examined the affected buildings to eliminate the risk of further damage. According to the agencies, there are no such threats.

The Turkish authorities have launched an official investigation to determine the causes of the incident and the identity of the fallen vehicle.

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