US drone drowning: Black Sea conflict inevitable until Russia leaves

2023-03-15

US drone drowning: Black Sea conflict inevitable until Russia leaves

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1. US drone drowning: Black Sea conflict inevitable until Russia leaves

- Incidents such as the downing of a US drone over the Black Sea are inevitable until Russia leaves Crimea, Ukraine's foreign minister has told the BBC.

- The large, MQ-9 Reaper drone plunged into water on Tuesday. The US and Russia have conflicting explanations.

- The US said it brought down the damaged drone after it became "unflyable" when a Russian jet clipped its propeller.

2. Storms cause power outages in California and north-east

- Over 400,000 customers are without power in the US, after bicoastal storms brought rain, snow, flooding and high winds.

- California saw overflowing rivers and mudslides on Tuesday.

- Some 40 of the state's 58 counties have been under a state of emergency.

3. US satellite sites purchased by Goonhilly Earth Station

- A Cornwall-based satellite and space company has bought two American teleports to help increase its satellite coverage.

- Goonhilly Earth Station said it hoped the move would boost Cornwall's presence in the international satellite communication market.

- The site of the Lizard is the world's only commercial deep space station.

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