Earlier, Ukraine’s Air Force reported in a briefing that 10 drones had “left Ukrainian airspace” in the direction of russia, Belarus, and Moldova.
Moldovan Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi condemned the incursion into Moldova’s airspace by the russian drones, stating that they posed a danger to Moldovan citizens' lives.
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According to the Foreign Minister, “two russian decoy drones — intended to mislead Ukrainian air defenses — crashed in Moldova today,” violating the country's airspace and threatening the safety of its citizens.
Two Russian decoy drones—used to mislead Ukrainian air defenses—crashed in Moldova today, endangering Moldovan lives and violating our airspace. We firmly condemn these aggressive incursions and reiterate our condemnation of Russia’s brutal war against Ukraine.
— Mihai Popșoi (@MihaiPopsoi) November 10, 2024
Since russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, missile and drone debris has been found multiple times in Moldova.
A similar occurrence happened on October 16, when missile fragments were discovered approximately four kilometers from the Ukrainian border.
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