
The Ministry of Defense of the Republic reported a border violation by an unmanned aerial vehicle from Ukraine
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Moldovan airspace was closed for the safety of civil flights after the discovery of an unidentified object.
CHISINAU, September 12 - RIA Novosti. The airspace of Moldova was closed for an hour on Saturday due to the flight of a drone that appeared from the direction of Ukraine, the press service of the Republic's Ministry of Defense reported.
“Today, September 12, at 15.26 (coinciding with Moscow time), the air operations service of the National Army discovered an object that had penetrated into the airspace of our country from Ukraine. To ensure the safety of civil flights, the airspace was temporarily closed, and at 16.30 it was reopened,” the Ministry of Defense website reports.
The department clarified that a Border Police patrol observed the flight of a drone that entered the country in the Soroca region, after which it briefly disappeared from the radar, and then reappeared in the Edinet region.

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