RO-Alert Issued in Tulcea, After Detection of a Drone in the Area of the Island of the Snakes - HotNews.ro
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Alert moments in the eastern part of Romania, Saturday evening, November 14. The radar systems of the Ministry of National Defence identified an aerial target east of the Island of the Serbs, and authorities mobilized two F-16 aircraft to monitor the situation. At the same time, residents of eastern Tulcea County were warned by a RO-Alert message.
A drone was detected on Saturday evening east of snake island. Two F-16 aircraft of the Romanian Air Force took off to monitor the situation, and the authorities issued a RO-Alert message for east Tulcea County. Update 21:50: MAPN announced that the air alert stopped. "During this evening, November 14, the surveillance system ...
An aerial target was detected on Saturday evening east of the Island of the snakes, so two F-16 aircraft of the Romanian Air Force took off to monitor the situation. The authorities issued a RO-Alert message for the east of Tulcea County. The aerial alert stopped. Subsequently, the Ministry of Defence announced that two commercial ships were hit by drones, near the mouths of the Danube, causing fires on board. No casualties were reported. A new …
Alert in Tulcea County. Two ships would have been hit on Saturday night by a drone near the port of Sulina. Two F-16 planes of the Romanian Air Force were lifted from the ground, according to the MApN communication.
A new air alert was set up on Saturday evening near the border of Romania, after radar surveillance systems detected an aerial target east of the Island of the Serbs. Two F-16 planes of the Romanian Air Force were raised from the ground to monitor the situation, and residents of eastern Tulcea County received a RO-ALERT message. The air alert was raised at 21:37.
The Ministry of National Defence announces that a drone was detected near the Island of the Serbs. Two F-16 aircraft took off from Fetești Air Base to monitor the Romanian airspace.
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