The airspace in the north of the country, temporarily closed after several drones flew over

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The airspace in the northern region of the country was temporarily closed this morning, after several unmanned aircraft were detected in the national airspace. According to the Ministry of Defense, the restriction was imposed for security reasons, reports IPN.

According to the MA, in the context of the massive attacks by the Russian Federation on Ukraine, the Air Operations Service detected an unauthorized overflight of the national airspace by an unmanned aircraft. It entered the airspace of the Republic of Moldova at 06:14 AM, from the direction of the Chelimenti ocality, Chernivtsi region, Ukraine, and crossed the state border in the direction of the Larga locality, Briceni district.

At 06:16, the object left the national airspace and moved in the direction of Chelimenti, Ukraine.

At the same time, at 05:21 AM, a patrol of the Border Police of the Republic of Moldova observed another unidentified object, moving from the direction of Velicoe Cosnita, Vinita region, Ukraine, towards the locality of Vasilcau, Soroca district. Subsequently, it left the national airspace.

Another object crossed the national airspace at 06:35 AM, from the direction of Pridnistreanske, Vinita region, Ukraine, towards the locality of Volovita, Soroca district. At 06:45 AM, it was observed by citizens moving in the direction of Gura Cainarului – Lunga – Bahrinesti – Gura Camencii, Floresti district.

For security reasons, the airspace of the Republic of Moldova in the northern area has been temporarily closed.

Another drone flew over the airspace at 06:58 AM, from the direction of the town of Kodima, Vinita region, Ukraine, towards the town of Socola, in the Transnistrian segment area. At 07:11 AM, the object disappeared from the monitoring systems near the town of Cunicea, Camenca district.

At 07:46 AM, the airspace in the northern area was reopened. The authorities specify that the Air Operations Service continues to monitor the national airspace, in coordination with the competent authorities and partners.



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The airspace in the north of the country, temporarily closed after several drones flew over

Photo source: AFP

The airspace in the northern region of the country was temporarily closed this morning, after several unmanned aircraft were detected in the national airspace. According to the Ministry of Defense, the restriction was imposed for security reasons, reports IPN.

According to the MA, in the context of the massive attacks by the Russian Federation on Ukraine, the Air Operations Service detected an unauthorized overflight of the national airspace by an unmanned aircraft. It entered the airspace of the Republic of Moldova at 06:14 AM, from the direction of the Chelimenti ocality, Chernivtsi region, Ukraine, and crossed the state border in the direction of the Larga locality, Briceni district.

At 06:16, the object left the national airspace and moved in the direction of Chelimenti, Ukraine.

At the same time, at 05:21 AM, a patrol of the Border Police of the Republic of Moldova observed another unidentified object, moving from the direction of Velicoe Cosnita, Vinita region, Ukraine, towards the locality of Vasilcau, Soroca district. Subsequently, it left the national airspace.

Another object crossed the national airspace at 06:35 AM, from the direction of Pridnistreanske, Vinita region, Ukraine, towards the locality of Volovita, Soroca district. At 06:45 AM, it was observed by citizens moving in the direction of Gura Cainarului – Lunga – Bahrinesti – Gura Camencii, Floresti district.

For security reasons, the airspace of the Republic of Moldova in the northern area has been temporarily closed.

Another drone flew over the airspace at 06:58 AM, from the direction of the town of Kodima, Vinita region, Ukraine, towards the town of Socola, in the Transnistrian segment area. At 07:11 AM, the object disappeared from the monitoring systems near the town of Cunicea, Camenca district.

At 07:46 AM, the airspace in the northern area was reopened. The authorities specify that the Air Operations Service continues to monitor the national airspace, in coordination with the competent authorities and partners.


Romania will continue to support Moldova’s resilience capacity and remains its strongest advocate in the European Union. The statement was made by the Romanian president, Nicusor Dan, in his speech at the podium of the United Nations General Assembly, reports IPN.

The Romanian leader mentioned that Moldova is the second most affected country by the war in Ukraine, dealing with the effects of the economic shock caused by Russia’s aggression and a hybrid campaign of disinformation, energy pressure, and attempts to destabilize its democratic institutions. President Dan emphasized that Bucharest continues to share with Chisinau from its own EU accession experience and to offer it political, technical, and diplomatic support for its European path.

Additionally, Nicusor Dan reiterated Romania’s unconditional support for Ukraine and its people. The leader from Cotroceni clarified that Romania, as an EU member state with the longest land border with Ukraine, directly feels the effects of the conflict through repeated airspace violations. He recalled the case when a Russian drone crashed in May over a building in Galati, an incident that resulted in injuries and material damage.

Nicusor Dan warned that the threat from Russia is not limited to Ukraine alone and pointed out that Europe is the target of a hybrid war, through cyber attacks, disinformation campaigns, sabotage, and disruptions of critical infrastructures. Under these circumstances, the Romanian president called for discouraging the Russian threat by increasing military spending and added that the target assumed within NATO is to allocate 5% of GDP for defense, and Romania has already reached 3.7%.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
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