Ukrainian ports on the Danube were hit by drone attacks on November 1-2, prompting airspace monitoring and public alerts in Romania.
The Romanian Ministry of Defense reported that the ports of Ukraine on the Danube River were targeted by intense drone attacks on the night of November 1 to November 2. The ministry's statement number 353 did not provide information about the names of the targeted ports or the extent of the damage.
F-16s, tasked with monitoring the airspace, took off from the Fetești and Câmpia Turzii bases. An IAR 330 Puma SOCAT helicopter also participated in the mission. The National Military Command Center notified emergency authorities to alert the public in settlements north of Tulcea.
Residents of the area received a warning via the RO-Alert system at 04:11 local time. According to the ministry, no unauthorized entry into Romanian airspace was reported. The air alert ended at 05:26.
Source: SeaNews Türkiye
