Slaughterer Israeli regime shoots down own drone over Mediterranean

The Israeli regime has shot down one of its Shoval-type drones over the Mediterranean Sea due to an engine malfunction.
Israeli Ynet news reported that the Shoval-type drone “engaged in routine activity was shot down over the sea due to an engine malfunction on Saturday.”

The report added that Israeli helicopters have flown over the waters between Tel Aviv and Netanya to find the remains of the unmanned aerial vehicle.

The Tel Aviv regime decided to ground all Shoval drones, one of the largest and most advanced Israeli drones, to launch an “investigation to discover out the reason for the malfunction,” the report stated.

Last year, an Eitan-type drone crashed near Moshav Yesodot in central part of the occupied Palestinian territories as a result of both a human error and a technical malfunction.