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NATO Jets Scrambled as Russian Drone Hits Romanian Airspace

NATO Jets Scrambled as Russian Drone Hits Romanian Airspace
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  • NATO jets responded to a Russian drone entering Romanian airspace at night.
  • The drone was attacking Ukraine near the Danube, causing immediate NATO action.
  • Residents in Romania were warned to seek shelter from potential debris.
  • Romanian officials labeled the airspace breach by Russia as illegal.
  • Drone debris indicates frequent Russian airspace violations over 18 months.
  • NATO remains on full alert amid ongoing Russia-Ukraine tensions.
  • Romania accuses Russia of breaching international law with its actions.
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