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Romania shoots down Russian naval drone near Black Sea gas field Two Romanian Air Force F-16s this morning destroyed with cannon fire a naval unmanned boat drifting in the Romanian economic zone, near the Neptun Alpha platform, about 148 km east of Constanta, the country's Defense Ministry said in a statement. Later, Kyiv assured Bucharest that the drone was not Ukrainian. Romanian President Nicuzor Dan directly blamed Russia, writing on Facebook: I strongly condemn the increase in such irresponsible incidents by the Russian Federation. We remain vigilant together with our NATO allies to defend ourselves and repel such provocations." As a reminder, this is the second incident with Russian drones in Romania today: in the morning, a "Shahed" violated the airspace of this country and fell on its territory. Add News.LIVE as a reliable news source on Google
NATO aircraft shot down a drone in Romanian airspace #ClosingBell #Arabic_Business
On Sunday, NATO warplanes shot down a drone that had entered Romanian airspace, suspected to be from Russia. This was the second time in three days that NATO had shot down a drone in its airspace.
Drone shot down over Romania likely Russian, NATO official says As Politico reports, the final origin of the drone is still being determined. NATO said that an investigation into the circumstances of the incident is ongoing. As a reminder, the drone flew into Romania from Moldova and was shot down by a Spanish F-18 fighter jet carrying out a NATO air patrol mission. Add News.LIVE as a reliable news source on Google [in reply to: NATO fighter jet shoots down a drone flying from Moldova over Romania The drone was shot down by the pilot of a Spanish F-18 jet carrying out a NATO air patrol mission, Reuters reports. The fighter jet established radar contact with the target and received permission to destroy it. According to the Romanian Ministry of Defense, the drone was shot down at 05:01. Its wreckage probably fell in an uninhabited area between two villages. The origin of the drone was not disclosed by the agency. This is the fourth drone shot down by Romania since the beginning of the year. In July, Romanian F-16s destroyed three Russian drones that violated the country's airspace. Add News.LIVE as a reliable news source on Google]
Spanish fighter jets shoot down a drone Two Spanish F-18 fighter jets, deployed as part of a NATO air defense mission in Romania, shot down a suspicious drone after detecting it in the country's airspace. Read the full text in the link below... @Nournews_ir
Spanish fighters shoot down a drone in Romanian airspace Two Spanish F-18 fighter jets, deployed as part of the NATO air defense mission in Romania, shot down a suspicious drone on Sunday morning after it entered Romanian airspace without authorization.
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Romania announces it shot down a drone that violated its airspace near the borders of Ukraine and Moldova with a Spanish NATO fighter jet.
Drone shot down in Romania, fourth this year; Russian aircraft suspected of violating airspace.
As Russia and Ukraine resume their latest round of reciprocal attacks, Romania announced on Sunday morning that it had shot down a drone in its airspace. The drone, which had entered Romania from Moldova, was shot down by a Spanish F-18 fighter jet participating in a NATO air patrol mission. More details in an interview with Leili Nikfar, a correspondent for Iran International
Amid a new round of Russian-Ukrainian counterattacks, Romania announced the downing of a drone in its airspace on Sunday morning. The drone, which had entered Romania from Moldova, was shot down by a Spanish F-18 fighter jet participating in a NATO air patrol mission.
Romania announces it shot down a drone that violated its airspace near the borders of Ukraine and Moldova with a Spanish NATO fighter jet.
In recent weeks, several drones have entered the airspace of European countries, including a drone from the "Shahed" family, manufactured by the Islamic Republic, which was shot down in Romania. In the most recent case, on Sunday, a Spanish F-18 fighter jet on a NATO mission shot down a drone that had entered Romanian airspace from Moldova. Mehdi Beigi, a member of the editorial staff of Iran International, explains the increase in drones entering the airspace of European countries, the possible origin of these drones, and the possibility of escalating tensions between Russia and NATO.
In recent weeks, several drones have entered the airspace of European countries, including a Shahed drone, manufactured by the Islamic Republic, which was shot down in Romania. In the most recent case, on Sunday, a Spanish F-18 fighter jet on a NATO mission shot down a drone that had entered Romanian airspace from Moldova. Mehdi Beigi, a member of the editorial staff of Iran International, explains the increase in drones entering the airspace of European countries, the possible origin of these drones, and the possibility of escalating tensions between Russia and NATO.
In recent weeks, several drones have entered the airspace of European countries, including a drone from the "Shahed" family, made by the Islamic Republic, which was shot down in Romania. In the most recent case, on Sunday, a Spanish F-18 fighter jet on a NATO mission shot down a drone that had entered Romanian airspace from Moldova. Mehdi Beigi, a member of the editorial staff of Iran International, explains the increase in drones entering the airspace of European countries, the possible origin of these drones, and the risk of escalating tensions between Russia and NATO.
NATO says drone shot down over Romania likely Russian The drone entered Romanian airspace from Moldova during Russia's massive attack on Ukraine. NATO has yet to confirm its origin, but a spokesman for the operation's headquarters said the drone was likely Russian. The incident was the fourth drone shot down over Romania this year. A Spanish F-18, which was carrying out a NATO air patrol mission, destroyed the drone, and the wreckage fell in an uninhabited area. Read only the gist from RBC-Ukraine on Google.
Spokesperson for the Supreme Allied Commander Europe, American Colonel Martin O'Donnell, said that the drone shot down in Romania on Sunday was likely of Russian origin subscribe
Live: #UKRAINE A drone was shot down in Romanian airspace by a Spanish fighter jet, on a NATO mission in that country...
Air quality deteriorated in Romania after Spanish F-18 drone shot down The wreckage of the UAV fell near Galati in the countryside today. Although no one was injured in the crash, the drone itself caused a fire and air quality deterioration. Romanian emergency services sent appropriate notifications to residents. As for the UAV itself, the spokesman for the Romanian military command of the Alliance, Martin O'Donnell, told Reuters in a comment that it was of Russian origin. At the same time, the country's Ministry of Defense has not officially confirmed this version yet. Add News.LIVE as a reliable news source on Google [in reply to: NATO fighter jet shoots down a drone flying from Moldova over Romania The drone was destroyed by the pilot of a Spanish F-18, which was performing a NATO air patrol mission, Reuters reports. The fighter jet established radar contact with the target and received permission to destroy it. According to the Romanian Ministry of Defense, the drone was shot down at 05:01. Its wreckage probably fell in an uninhabited area between two villages. The origin of the drone was not specified by the agency. This is the fourth drone shot down by Romania since the beginning of the year. In July, Romanian F-16s destroyed three Russian drones that violated the country's airspace. Add News.LIVE as a reliable news source on Google]
NATO fighter jet shoots down drone over Romania
NATO estimates that the drone that entered Romanian airspace was Russian, via Moldova. It is unclear whether this was a deliberate intrusion or not, but Bucharest already shot down three such drones last month, the first since the war in Ukraine began four and a half years ago.
At night, an F-18 fighter jet of the Spanish Aerospace Forces, patrolling the skies over Romania, shot down an unidentified drone that violated the country's airspace. Romania informed NATO allies about the incident with the drone. Romanian Foreign Minister Oana Coiu noted that this is the third drone that has illegally invaded the country's airspace and been shot down in the last three weeks subscribe
Overnight, NATO once again demonstrated its readiness and ability to defend every inch of Allied territory, as a drone was successfully shot down over Romania. • • At the same time, the threat to NATO will persist as long as Russia continues its war of aggression against Ukraine. • • That is why we must maintain strong military, economic and political support for Ukraine while increasing pressure on Russia to bring its war of aggression to an end and achieve a just and lasting peace.
NATO: The drone shot down earlier in Romanian airspace appears to be Russian.
NATO MILITARY HEADQUARTERS SPOKESPERSON ON DRONE SHOT DOWN EARLIER IN ROMANIAN AIRSPACE: DRONE APPEARS TO BE RUSSIAN
NATO on the drone shot down in Romania: It is likely Russian
NATO Military Headquarters Spokesperson on Drone Shot Down Earlier in Romanian Airspace: Drone Appears to Be Russian
Last night, airforce pilots monitoring our airspace successfully shot down another drone that entered Romanian airspace without approval. • • The Romanian Ministry of Defence informed that at 04:44, the target was detected entering national airspace, 24 km north of Galați, at which point two F-18 fighter jets, already pre-emptively scrambled into the air, from Mihail Kogalniceanu Military Air Base, received engagement approval. • • At 05:01, the drone was intercepted and destroyed in an unpopulated area by Spanish pilots in coordination with the Romanian command center. • • Thank you for a successful mission. The Spanish enhanced AirPolicing mission deployment started this August, as an Allied response to previous incidents. • • Romania is on the front line defending the NATO and European Union border. We have informed our Allies, and will continue to build a strong defence and detterence on the Eastern Flank. • • In the last three weeks this is the third unmaned vehicule that ilegally enters our airspace and is shot down. • • Before our Navy Day more fragments were washed to shore and our radars monitored attacks of more than 100 drones outside our border on Ukrainian Danube ports. • • This attempts to stop international food trade, essential for access to food across continents and for Ukraine’s resilience, are ilegitimate actions with spillover effects on the security of the Danube and the Black Sea.
NATO fighter jet shoots down drone in Romania near border with Ukraine
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