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Croatia Criticizes NATO After Crash of Russia-Made Drone

A crater after the drone crashed on the outskirts of Zagreb, March 11. — A crater after the drone crashed on the outskirts of Zagreb, March 11.
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

March 12, 2022, 11:15 AM UTCUpdated onMarch 12, 2022, 7:53 PM UTC

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Zagreb, Croatia (AP) -- Croatian officials criticized NATO Saturday for what they said was its slow reaction to a military drone that apparently flew from the Ukrainian war zone through the airspace of three NATO member states, before crashing in the Croatian capital.