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EU foreign policy chief says Russia must not breach bloc airspace after Romania drone incident
Kaja Kallas stated Friday that Moscow cannot be allowed to breach European Union airspace following a Russian drone strike on an apartment building in eastern Romania. At least two people were injured and a fire broke out, according to local authorities.
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The European Union's foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said Friday that Moscow cannot be allowed to breach the bloc's airspace after a Russian drone hit an apartment building in eastern Romania. At least two people were injured, and a fire was ignited after the incident, according to local authorities. Kallas made the statement the same day the drone strike occurred.
The incident marks the first reported case of a Russian drone directly striking Romanian territory during the ongoing conflict. Local emergency services responded to the site and extinguished the fire. Romanian officials have not yet released further details on the investigation or any additional damage assessments.
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