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Russia, Romania and drone

NATO jets scrambled to intercept Russian drone over Romania

NATO allies Poland and Romania both scrambled fighter jets to respond to Russian drone and missile attacks in Ukraine on Saturday, as the alliance looks to bolster its defensive options in response to repeated violations of allied airspace by Russian munitions.

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Romania Says Russian Drone Entered Its Airspace

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Romania summons Russian ambassador over drone breach of airspace

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RAF deploys fighter jets to Poland in response to Putin’s ‘increased aggression’ after Russian drone incursion

BRITAIN will deploy RAF fighter jets to Poland as part of a new Nato operation following Vladimir Putin's aggressive drone incursion.

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Putin crony threatens full scale war if NATO shoots down Russian drones

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Poland deploys planes in its airspace because of threat of drone strikes in nearby Ukraine

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NATO should impose no-fly zone over Ukraine to protect against Russian drones, Poland says

Sikorski told Frankfurter Allgemeine that it was no coincidence that so many drones had suddenly appeared over Poland.

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Putin crony warns Nato shooting down Russian drones ‘means war’

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Another NATO country scrambled F-16s to confront a Russian drone, saying it breached alliance airspace for 50 minutes

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Morning Brief: Russian Arctic Missile Launch, Drone Incursion Over Romania, Qatar Wants Accountability from Israel

From hypersonic launches in the Arctic and drone incursions over NATO skies to Qatar’s fury at an airstrike on its soil and Beijing branding Trump’s tariffs as economic blackmail, the world is staring down a storm of flashpoints that prove great powers are testing every boundary at once.

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Romania didn't down Russian drone in its airspace because it circled back to Ukraine, Romanian defense minister says

The drone crossed into Romania on Sept. 13 during a Russian attack on Ukraine, penetrating about 10 kilometers (six miles) and remaining in NATO airspace for around 50 minutes, President Volodymyr Zelensky said.