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Did a Shahed drone fall in Latvia 70 km from the border with Belarus?

@AizsardzibasMin reported that yesterday, September 7, a Russian military drone fell in eastern Latvia. According to the ministry, the drone fell in the area of Rezekne and, presumably, came from Belarus.
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According to FR24, yesterday at around 09:50, a helicopter of the Latvian Air Force was flying and later landed in the area of the Latvian village of Krupi (near Rezekne). The area, where the helicopter was patrolling, is 70 km from the border with Belarus.
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)

Yesterday at around 06:30, a kamikaze drone of the Shahed type, which flew into Belarus at 05:16 in the vicinity of Pinsk, was spotted near Navahrudak. The further route of the Shahed drone in Belarus is unknown, but it’s known that the drone continued flying to the north.
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)

It should be noted that the distance from Navahrudak to Rezekne is about 335 km. With an average speed of 200 km/h, the drone could have reached Rezekne at around 08:30.
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)

Thus, it’s possible that the Shahed that crashed near Rezekne may be the same Shahed that flew near Navahrudak that morning.
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@Hajun_BY: In addition, we recall that on the night of September 6-7, aviation of the Belarusian Air Force was also spotted in the area of Vileika in the north of the country, which may mean that not one, but two Shahed drones could have reached the north of Belarus yesterday.
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