Russian drones cross into Moldova amid Ukraine attack: Latest details
Strike drone (Photo: Getty Images)
In the airspace of the Republic of Moldova on the night of November 29, two drones were detected crossing the border from Ukraine, leading to a temporary suspension of air traffic and heightened security measures, according to the Point.
Drones cross the border
Two unmanned aerial vehicles were spotted near Voronkove in the Stanislavka area (Odesa region, Ukraine) - Voronkove is on the left bank of the Dniester.
According to the Border Police, the drones were heading toward the village of Velyka Kysnytsia (Ukraine) - Ruslanivka in the Soroca district. They crossed the state border of the Republic of Moldova.
Temporary airspace closure
For security reasons, Moldova’s airspace was temporarily closed, and flights were redirected. After inspections, part of the territory was reopened, except for the northern region, where enhanced security measures remain in place.
Inspections and precautionary measures
A detailed inspection is currently underway in the area where the drones are believed to have passed. No threats to civilian infrastructure or people have been detected so far. Authorities continue to monitor the situation and maintain a heightened state of readiness.
What is known about the attack on Ukraine on the night of November 29
On the night of November 29, Russia carried out another combined strike on Ukraine, involving drones and ballistic missiles, with the main attack targeting Kyiv. The full extent of the damage and the number of casualties is still being clarified.
Russian authorities continue to spread false information about the situation in Kupiansk, while Ukrainian forces are actively clearing the city of remaining Russian units. The Ukrainian Armed Forces command reports that fighting in this area is developing rapidly and requires coordinated action.
Additionally, on the night of November 28, the Ukrainian Navy and Special Operations Forces struck temporarily occupied Crimea, hitting the Saky airfield and destroying a warehouse of strike drones, air defense systems, and other military infrastructure.
