
Three drones violated airspace in Moldova
The Russian Ambassador to Chisinau, Oleg Ozerov, was summoned to the Moldavian Foreign Ministry after three drones violated the airspace, two of which fell and exploded in the country.
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Moldovan airspace was violated by three drones, two of which fell and exploded.
In Moldova, three drones violated the airspace, two of which fell and exploded in the country.
The Russian Ambassador to Chisinau Oleg Ozerov was summoned to the Moldavian Foreign Ministry after the fall of drones.
CHISINAU, October 1 - RIA Novosti. Russian Ambassador to Chisinau Oleg Ozerov was summoned to the Moldovan Foreign Ministry after the fall of certain drones on the territory of the republic, the press service of the Moldovan Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported.
The Moldovan Ministry of Defense reported that on Wednesday the airspace was violated by three drones, two of which fell in the country.
“Two drones fell and exploded on the territory of the country. The accredited ambassador of the Russian Federation in Chisinau today, October 1, is summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,” the Foreign Ministry website reports.

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