Suspected Soviet-era drone possibly used by Ukraine, crashes in Croatian capital

ZAGREB, Croatia — An unidentified flying object, which local media reported could be a Soviet-era drone, crashed in the Croatian capital Zagreb Thursday night, police say.
Several parked vehicles were damaged in the 9:00 p.m. accident, but there are no reports of anyone injured, an interior ministry statement says this morning.
Police rushed to the scene after residents reported that they “felt a detonation preceded by a fall of an object from the sky,” the statement says.
In a park close to the Jarun lake, some six kilometers (four miles) from the city center, police found a crater and two parachutes nearby, it adds.
Local media quoted military aviation experts as saying that the device that crashed could have been a Soviet-era Tu-141 reconnaissance drone used by Ukraine.
Police sealed off the site and temporarily halted public transport in the area.
Zagreb is located some 550 kilometers (341 miles) flying distance from the border with Ukraine, which Russia invaded on February 24.
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