Remotely piloted IAF aircraft crashes in Jaisalmer

    Remotely piloted IAF aircraft crashes in Jaisalmer

    A remotely piloted aircraft belonging to the Indian Air Force crashed in Pithala village, Jaisalmer district. The IAF stated that no personnel or property were harmed in the incident. The crash occurred during a routine training sortie, prompting the formation of a Court of Inquiry to investigate the cause.

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    Remotely piloted IAF aircraft crashes in Jaisalmer

    A remotely piloted aircraft belonging to the Indian Air Force crashed in Pithala village, Jaisalmer district. The IAF stated that no personnel or property were harmed in the incident. The crash occurred during a routine training sortie, prompting the formation of a Court of Inquiry to investigate the cause.

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