
Five Russian objects entered Moldova's airspace on Saturday, President Maia Sandu announced.
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Since the beginning of the year, numerous violations of Moldovan airspace by Russian drones have been reported in the context of the war in Ukraine.
Five Russian air attack weapons entered Moldova's airspace on Saturday, the country's president Maia Sandu announced on the X platform.
She added that these included: Banderol missiles and drones.
"Moscow is endangering the lives of people in Europe and must be stopped," Sandu added.
The Ukrainian UNIAN agency reported that, according to preliminary findings, some of the objects flew over Moldova from the bordering Odessa Oblast in southern Ukraine.
Sandu stated on Friday during her visit to Finland that there have been 45 violations of Moldovan airspace by Russian drones since the beginning of the year, of which eight incidents took place last week.

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