Marine drone that exploded in Romania's Constanta port belonged to Ukraine — president
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Romanian President Nicusor Dan stated that a maritime drone that exploded in the port of Constanta was Ukrainian and part of a group of four drones that had gone out of control. The Romanian Defense Ministry reported no casualties from the incident, noting that other drones in the group detonated in the open sea.
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What happened
Romanian President Nicusor Dan admitted that the unmanned boat that exploded the previous day in the civilian port of Constanta was Ukrainian, according to his remarks following a working meeting in Constanta that analyzed the incident and discussed measures…
Why it matters
"It is now clear that this was a Ukrainian drone, part of a group of four Ukrainian drones loaded with explosives that had gone out of control," he said.
Common ground
Responding to journalists’ questions, the president said he could not explain how a maritime drone was able to enter the port.
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Romanian President Nicusor Dan stated that a maritime drone that exploded in the port of Constanta was Ukrainian and part of a group of four drones that had gone out of control. The Romanian Defense Ministry reported no casualties from the incident, noting that other drones in the group detonated in the open sea.
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