Two Spanish F-18 Jets Scrambled in Romania After Drone Alert Near Ukraine
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Two Spanish F-18 jets scrambled in Romania after drone alert near Ukraine
Two Spanish F-18s deployed in Romania under NATO command took off at dawn after two air targets were detected near the Ukrainian border. The objects did not ultimately enter Romanian airspace and were not intercepted.
Two air targets were detected in Ukraine, along the Danube, and Romania activated an alert for the population of Tulcea.
This year alone, 30 violations of Romanian airspace have been recorded. Obsjets did not penetrate Romanian airspace. More information: Spanish fighters deployed in Romania will also be able to intercept threats in Bulgarian airspace.
The night alert activated the civil protection protocol in the border area, although the detected aircraft did not cross national airspace.
On the night of Tuesday, Romania raised F-18 fighter aircraft because of an air alarm associated with a group of drones near the Romanian-Ukrainen border, reported to the Ministry of Defence's press service. The Romanian Ministry of Defence reported that during the night the radar systems had recorded two air targets in Ukrainian airspace near the river border. In that connection, two F-18 fighter aircraft of the Spanish Air Force had been raise…
A RO-Alert message was issued on Tuesday night for residents in the north and east of Tulcea County after aerial targets were detected near the border with Ukraine. No entries were recorded in the national airspace, according to the MApN.
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