The US Air Force said Sunday one of its drones has crashed at a base in southern Afghanistan but there were no casualties and no hostile fire is suspected, ABC News reported.
In a statement, Capt. Bryan L. Bouchard said the MQ-9 Reaper went down at Kandahar Airfield late Saturday.
He added the cause is under investigation "but hostile fire was not a factor."
Kandahar Airfield, the largest base in Afghanistan, is being renovated by the US-NATO mission for mixed military and civilian use.
Source: MENA
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