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Moldova has been struggling with frequent airspace violations since 2022 in connection with the war in Ukraine. In total, approximately 110 such incidents were recorded.
The airspace violation occurred during Russia's massive attack on Ukraine. The authorities said that the missiles entered Moldova from the Odessa Oblast and later returned to Ukrainian territory.
The Ministry of Defense announced that the Air Operations Center continues to monitor the airspace in close cooperation with relevant institutions and partners.
Moldova plagued by repeated incidents
This year, Moldova has already recorded about 70 incidents related to airspace violations. And since 2022, the total number of recorded incidents has reached approximately 110, Moldpres emphasized on Wednesday.
Last month, on October 3, six aircraft flew through Moldova's airspace without permission. Five of them - three missiles and two drones - crashed and exploded, starting fires and causing property damage. Debris was found at the site containing elements similar to those found in Russian Banderol (S8000) missiles.

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