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Maine man charged with 34 federal felonies over alleged explosive and drone attacks

A Maine man faces 34 federal felony charges for alleged attacks involving explosives and drones. The supplied information provides no confirmed casualty or broader disruption figures.

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The allegations involve potentially dangerous attacks and raise public-safety and security concerns.

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