Greek probe finds suspected Ukrainian sea drone lost course after malfunction, sources say - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiuwFBVV95cUxPQjI4bGhkVUNmRlp1U0ZXTU5RVjZyQ3VVajRoUkhtUklLRFF1V2lqQ05TakZsOTZCNmM3UkE3c0VMYjltNDQzLWwySzA0bWxSbXFXbVBOdFJEWUJndElrek44UW5odzJTa2Vzeno5bHNrdWJqZHQ2Y0Y0VmJNN2NGSXlGWE9tWHhzT0RKYktQTjViLW9KUVJSLThzTXo3R0N4a3MyaktJSE5oVmdHRXBwN1lWbzI3T0VIRkcw?oc=5" target="_blank">Greek probe finds suspected Ukrainian sea drone lost course after malfunction, sources say</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Greece's Defense Minister confirmed that a military sea drone found on Lefkada Island is Ukrainian-built, describing the incident as a significant threat to maritime navigation and safety.

Greek investigators believe a military sea drone found on a Greek island last week went off course due to a technical failure and may not have travelled far, sources said on Friday.

Investigators believe a military sea drone found on Lefkada last week went off course due to a technical failure and may not have travelled far, sources have said.

The company said the drone version mentioned by the Greek side does not exist.

A military sea drone found on a Greek island is believed to have gone off course due to technical errors, igniting tensions between Greece and Ukraine. Greek investigators are analyzing the drone to determine its origin and mission, while diplomatic channels are being prepared for further action.

Greek investigators believe a military sea drone found on a Greek island last week went off course due to a technical failure and may not have travelled far, sources said on Friday.

The sea drone discovered in Greece may have gone off course due to a technical malfunction. Investigators believe the device likely failed to travel a long distance, according to Reuters.