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Drones have proven indispensable in conflicts like Ukraine, where troops rely on them to destroy tanks, lay mines, evacuate wounded fighters, and deliver food and medication.

Most of the collection was evacuated and kept at secret locations to protect them.

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“To evacuate and not have a complete list and know you’ve gotten everybody out … is not OK.”

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In a statement, the IDF said: "Several Israeli civilians threw stones at the harvesters. Several Israelis and Palestinians were injured and evacuated for medical treatment."

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County during the January firestorm, warning them to prepare to evacuate due to a fire.

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