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Nowhere is Eng Subsafe now that drones are flying about -- not even church.

What seemed like innocent aerial views of a church in Tver, Russia, turned out to be a birds-eye-view of a naughty couple attempting to pull a public quickie on top of the church's steeple before someone else came to check out the view.

At first the footage looks like some very normal tourist shots.

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But a closer look reveals a more intimate act.

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At the end of the clip, a man wearing a backpack enters the steeple and interrupts the fun, so it seems as if the drone isn't the only one who accidentally checked out the action.

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Of course, this all could be some brilliant marketing stunt, but we'll let you decide if you want to check out the full clip here.

Naturally, this isn't the only time a drone interrupted someone's private time. Last summer, a drone in Rhode Island captured a man attempting to take a nap on top of a wind turbine.

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