Romania's border on alert: new Russian attacks on Danube prompt RO-Alert in Tulcea county
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At a glance
- Russia launched new drone attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure near Romania's border on Saturday.
- Romanian air surveillance detected drones moving towards the Chilia port, prompting a RO-ALERT message to residents in northern Tulcea county.
- No unauthorized entry into Romanian airspace or ground impacts were reported, and allied structures were informed.
Romania's northern Tulcea county was on alert Saturday morning after Russian drone attacks targeted Ukrainian infrastructure on the Danube River. The Romanian Ministry of National Defense reported that radar systems detected a group of aerial targets moving toward the Chilia port, near the Romanian border, around 9:05 AM. In response, the National Military Command Center alerted the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations, which issued a RO-ALERT message to residents in northern Tulcea county at 9:28 AM. The air alert concluded at 9:53 AM. Romanian authorities confirmed that there were no unauthorized entries into Romania's airspace and no reported ground impacts from the drones. The ministry also stated that allied structures were kept informed in real-time and that communication with them was maintained throughout the incident.
The Russian Federation launched a new series of drone attacks on civilian and infrastructure targets in Ukraine, in the vicinity of the border with Romania, in the Tulcea county area.
Originally published by Adevฤrul in Romanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.