France Intensifies Probe Into Drone Flights

Authorities in France continue to investigate a series of reported drone flyovers of nuclear power plants, even as they downplay security concerns. But French environmental groups are raising an alarm about the mysterious overflights. French authorities report at least 15 flyovers by unidentified drones have taken place over nine nuclear power sites over the past month. That includes two, on Friday and Sunday, over the Dampierre-en-Burly nuclear site, in north-central France. The...

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