(The president of Romania says it may have been an accident caused by a disabled drone flying off course. Let's see how fast Kyle K. and Ben from Meidas Touch STFU about Russia attacking Romania now)
from RT
Russian President Vladimir Putin has called for an “objective investigation”
into a drone incident in Romania in which two people were injured.
Moscow is ready to share its assessment if it is provided with either
the debris of the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or the data about it, he
told journalists on Friday.
A drone crashed into an apartment
block in the eastern Romanian city of Galati near the Ukrainian border
early on Friday. The Romanian Defense Ministry claimed the UAV had
originated from Russia.
Putin noted that drones have previously crashed in various EU nations, including Finland, Poland, and the Baltic States.
“A
short time later, it would emerge that these incidents had nothing to
do with Russian aircraft at all. Rather, they involved drones of
Ukrainian origin that had gone off course due to electronic warfare… or
technical shortcomings,” the president said during his visit to Kazakhstan.
Putin called on the Romanian authorities to share “objective evidence”
with Russia, adding that Moscow did the same when the Ukrainian
military targeted a Russian presidential residence in a drone strike. “Let them [Romanians] do the same and provide the evidence to us,” he added.
Romanian President Nicusor Dan, who visited the drone crash site on
Friday, told journalists that the incident could have been caused by
Ukrainian air defenses. According to him, the drone was a part of a
group of Russian UAVs deployed against targets in Ukraine.
“Some
of them were shot down over Ukrainian territory, and one of them was
probably hit above the city of Reni. Its trajectory changed and it came
toward Galati,” he said, adding that the Romanian authorities have
data on the drone’s movement. According to Dan, the incident was not
considered a deliberate attack by Russia but rather the consequence of
military operations not far from the Romanian border...
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