In an obvious attempt to drag NATO directly into the war, the Kiev regime claimed, following the Russian attack on the Danube port of Reni, that a Russian Geran drone fell on Romanian territory, a claim quickly denied by the Romanian Defense Ministry. “The Ministry of National Defense categorically refutes information that Russian drones allegedly crashed on the national territory of Romania on the night of September 3-4,” the press service of the Romanian ministry said in a statement, reported TASS. It said that “the offensive means used by Russia did not create a direct military threat to the national territory or territorial waters of Romania.”
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