Moldova plans border shelters as Russian drones breach its airspace
Moldova intends to build protective shelters at border crossings with Ukraine so border guards and nearby residents can take cover from drone incursions, the interior minister said. Some Moldovan border personnel stationed at Kryva and Palanka on the Ukrainian side will be moved back to Moldovan territory. The plan follows recent Russian drone and missile incidents that violated Moldovan airspace, including one that lightly injured a border guard at the Palanca crossing.
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Moldova's interior minister, Daniella Misail-Nichitin, said on Oct. 7 that refuge points will be added at crossings along the Ukrainian frontier. Guards and civilians close by would be able to shelter
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