Two suspected Russian drones found floating in Black Sea — Romanian defense minister
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Romanian military divers destroyed two suspected Russian Geran-class drones found floating in the Black Sea near the Neptun Deep gas field. The Romanian Defense Ministry stated the action was taken to ensure navigation safety, while the Russian Ambassador claimed no evidence was provided to prove the drones' origin.
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What happened
Romanian divers have neutralized two suspected Russian drones floating in the waters of the Black Sea, Romania’s acting Defense Minister Radu Miruta said.
Why it matters
"Military divers destroyed two Geran-class UAVs this afternoon in Romania’s exclusive economic zone, approximately 90 nautical miles from Constanta, in the vicinity of the Neptun Deep gas field," he wrote on Facebook (Facebook is banned in Russia due to its…
Common ground
According to Miruta, the drones were spotted by a ship working in this area which called a coastal guard boat.
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- What concrete event or decision sits underneath the headline: Two suspected Russian drones found floating in Black Sea — Romanian defense minister?
- What evidence would most clearly confirm or weaken the claim that Russian Ambassador Vladimir Lipayev... said following it that the Romanian side 'provided no evidence that the drones were of Russian origin.'?
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Romanian military divers destroyed two suspected Russian Geran-class drones found floating in the Black Sea near the Neptun Deep gas field. The Romanian Defense Ministry stated the action was taken to ensure navigation safety, while the Russian Ambassador claimed no evidence was provided to prove the drones' origin.
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