Romania's Defense Ministry said a crater caused by the possible explosion of a drone was found early on October 12 near the NATO member's Danube border with Ukraine. "Around 5 a.m. (local time) teams sent to investigate reported the discovery of a drone crater [caused by a] possible explosion on impact, in an area covered with vegetation near the right bank of the Chilia branch [of the Danube] some 3 kilometers west of the village of Plauru," the ministry said in a statement. Plauru is located across from the Ukrainian Danube port of Izmayil, which was subjected to a Russian drone attack overnight on October 11-12.
Romania's Defense Ministry Says Drone Crater Found Near Border With Ukraine
The drone crater was found near the village of Plauru, which is located across from the Ukrainian Danube port of Izmayil. (file photo)