Romania Evacuates Constanta Port After Sea Drone Self-Detonates
Ukrainian officials said Russian electronic warfare knocked the vessel off course, and Romanian authorities evacuated more than 1,300 people as a precaution.
- A Ukrainian naval drone self-detonated in Romania's Black Sea port of Constanta after losing control due to Russian electronic warfare, with prior warnings from Ukraine preventing casualties.
- Romanian authorities evacuated the Constanta port and nearby coastal areas, conducting searches for additional drones but finding no further threats.
- European and NATO leaders condemned repeated airspace breaches linked to the Russia-Ukraine war, emphasizing the increased threat to Eastern EU border countries and commitments to member security.
- The incident highlights spillover risks from the Russian-Ukrainian war to neighboring states, including Romania, a NATO member bordering Ukraine.
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A Ukrainian Timorese drone used in the war against Russia explot in a Black Sea port in Romania without causing any injuries.
In the EU and NATO state of Romania there was another incident with a drone: A Ukrainian sea drone exploded off the coast of Konstanza. Ukraine said it had been misled by "Russian electronic warfare".
The apparatus "from the Ukrainian Navy was disturbed by the enemy's electronic war systems, lost control and ended up staying close to the Romanian coast," the Ukrainian Navy said.
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Drone Explosion at Romania’s Largest Black Sea Port Raises New Fears Over Ukraine War Spillover
A dramatic security incident unfolded on Romania’s Black Sea coast on Friday when an unmanned marine drone exploded near a major oil terminal in the ... The post Drone Explosion at Romania’s Largest Black Sea Port Raises New Fears Over Ukraine War Spillover first appeared on [your]NEWS.
No one hurt in maritime drone explosion at a Romanian Black Sea port
The maritime incident occurred a week after a Russian aerial drone that was part of an attack on Ukraine went astray and struck an apartment building in Romania’s eastern Danube port city of Galati, injuring two people in the NATO member country.
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