NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said yesterday that there is no indication that drone debris, found in Romania last week after Russian attacks on Ukrainian Danube ports, showed any Russian intent to hit NATO territory. “Spoke to [Romanian President Klaus Iohannis about] Russian attacks on Ukraine by the Danube [and] drone parts found in Romania. No indication of intent to hit NATO, but the strikes are destabilizing,” Stoltenberg tweeted on X, reported Sputnik.
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