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Pictures show the drone in the process of being built, as the calculated chemical engineering student made plans to transport it across the world and into a warzone.

Police find the device in PhD student Mohamad Al-Bared's bedroom.

Mohamad al-Bared used technology at Coventry home to make drone designed to deliver a warhead or chemical weapon for IS

The PhD engineering student was inspired by Russian attacks in Ukraine.

An “explosive” drone built for Islamic State (IS) using a 3D printer has been seen for the first time after a student was found guilty of engaging with terrorists.

Mohamad Al-Bared, 26, whose parents are both doctors, copied the design of a Tomahawk missile to build the device, which was capable of delivering a bomb or chemical weapon over five miles.

Mechanical engineering graduate Mohamad Al Bared used a 3D printer to make drone parts at his home, while communicating with terrorists online.

The 1-acre garden, in the middle of a 35,000-acre former mine, is supplying thousands of pounds of fresh produce to families in three Texas counties that have few grocery stores.

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