NATO Condemns Russian Drone Strike in Romania as 'Reckless Behavior'
NATO accused Moscow of reckless behavior after a Russian drone struck a Romanian apartment block, injuring two individuals. The incident marked the first attack causing injuries in a populated area of a NATO country since the Ukraine conflict began, raising tensions on NATO's eastern edge.
NATO has condemned Russia's actions after a Russian drone crashed into an apartment block in Romania, a NATO member country, injuring a woman and a child. The incident has intensified concerns about the security of NATO's eastern flank amid ongoing tensions with Moscow.
Romania's defense ministry reported multiple airspace breaches by Russian drones since the start of the Ukraine conflict. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte assured Romania of the alliance's commitment to defend its territory, though NATO's mutual defense clause remains untriggered.
Romania is seeking additional anti-drone support from NATO allies. Meanwhile, tensions have spiked as the Romanian government expels Russia's consul, and Russian drones continue to pose a threat to regional security.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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