A drone linked to Russia’s assault on Ukraine briefly crossed into Romanian territory overnight, prompting a swift NATO response. Poland, facing similar alerts, also deployed fighter aircraft and reinforced its defenses. Incursion Over the Danube Delta Romania’s Defence Ministry said radar tracked a drone entering its southeastern border zone by roughly 10 kilometers before contact was lost near the village of Chilia Veche. The aircraft flew close to the ground and did not pass over inhabited areas. To respond, Romania launched two F-16s, while allied Eurofighters stationed in the country took part in the mission. Local residents in Tulcea County…
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