Russian missiles could enter Moldova's airspace: Ukrainian Air Force comments
Photo: Spokesperson of the Air Force Command, Illia Yevlash (GettyImages)
Currently, the Ukrainian Air Force Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has no information regarding the crossing of Moldova's airspace by Russian missiles during the attack on Ukraine on March 29. However, this issue is being clarified, according to the spokesperson of the Air Force Command, Illia Yevlash.
Yevlash told about the lack of information when asked about the dissemination of information by monitoring channels on whether Russian missiles flew into Moldovan territory.
"But this information is currently being clarified. Yes, indeed, missiles were flying in that direction, towards the settlement of Ozheve. However, we have no information about the border crossing," he noted.
Russian attack on Ukraine overnight on March 29
Russian forces attacked Ukraine with various missiles and Shahed drones on March 29. Cruise missiles, Kinzhals, and ballistic missiles were launched from the temporarily occupied Crimea.
The enemy launched nearly a hundred kamikaze drones and missiles of various types at Ukraine. Ukrainian air defense shot down 84 enemy targets.
The occupiers also attacked power plants in the central and western regions of Ukraine.
