
Moldova to destroy explosives found in Shahed drone near Ukraine border
Fox News
Moldova authorities have announced plans to destroy explosives found in a crashed Shahed drone. The drone parts were discovered near the Ukraine border.
Border police suspected the debris came from one of the drones that was shot down by the Ukrainian anti-aircraft system during overnight attacks launched on Friday by Russian forces on Ukraine’s Izmail region. The distance between Etulia and Izmail is about 25 miles.
Moldova's Foreign Minister Mihai Popsoi condemned Russia’s "constant barbaric attacks" against Ukraine, which he said directly affects Moldova. "Remnants of Shahed drone, found today in the south of the country near the border, are a stark reminder of the violence and destruction sown by the Kremlin," he wrote on X, formerly Twitter.








