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Drone hit British military base in Cyprus, local and UK officials say

March 2, 2026

A drone strike targeted the British RAF base Akrotiri in Cyprus, causing limited damage but no casualties, according to local and UK officials. The drone, identified as a Shahed manufactured by Iran, prompted a statement from Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides, who emphasized that Cyprus is not involved in any military operations.

Drone hit British military base in Cyprus, local and UK officials say

Credit: Timesofisrael

Key Highlights

The drone strike occurred at the British RAF base Akrotiri in Cyprus.
Limited damage was reported, with no casualties.
The drone involved was a Shahed drone from Iran.
Cyprus President Christodoulides stated the country does not participate in military operations.
Local and UK officials confirmed the attack.

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Drone hit British military base in Cyprus, local and UK officials say

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