Romania Detonates Russian Drone Fragments Found Near Ukraine Border
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The wreckage comes from a drone used by Russia during attacks on Ukraine's port infrastructure in April.
Romanian citizens found the remains of a drone containing an unexploded bomb in a field in Tulcea county, bordering Ukraine, on Tuesday morning. The Digi24 station reported that the local Ministry of National Defense later decided to detonate the remains in a controlled manner. The investigation indicated that it was most likely a Russian drone, which is also reported by Reuters.
Romania detonates Russian drone fragments found near Ukraine border
BUCHAREST, June 30 - Romania's defence ministry said on Tuesday it safely detonated drone fragments found in the southeastern village of Rachelu, near the border with Ukraine, part of debris linked to a Russian attack on Ukrainian port infrastructure in April. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The Ministry of Defence announces that the drone was found Monday by the locals of Rachelu, a few kilometers from the Danube and the border with Ukraine, was detonated controlled Tuesday morning. The neutralisation activity took place in a special location in the municipality of Luncavița, Tulcea County, announced MAPN, which also published images at the time of the detonation. According to MAPN, ...
The Ministry of National Defence announced that the explosive cargo on board the drone discovered in Tulcea County was detonated controlled on Tuesday morning, after specialists confirmed the danger. The operation took place in the area of the city...
Alert in Tulcea. New drone remains have been discovered by locals on a field months. Authorities have late decided to detonate the remains due to the risk of explosion. Article Drone Remains found on a field in Tulcea. Authorities have decided to detonate them because they had explosives on board first appears on Romania TV.
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