Russia Strikes Ukraine-Romania Border Crossing Orlivka-Isaccea with Shahed Drone
Poin Utama
- Russia attacked the Orlivka-Isaccea crossing on the Ukraine-Romania border with a Shahed drone.
- The crossing building and surroundings were damaged in the attack, and the resulting fires were extinguished.
- The border crossing was closed, and traffic was redirected to other crossings.
- A similar attack was carried out on the Vinohradivka crossing on the Moldova border in August.
Dalam Angka
On Monday night, Russia attacked the Orlivka-Isaccea ferry crossing on the Ukraine-Romania border with a Shahed-type drone. The drone hit the crossing building and its surroundings, causing fires; the fires were brought under control by emergency crews.
Following the attack, the Orlivka-Isaccea border crossing was temporarily closed and border formalities were suspended. Ukrainian authorities announced that traffic was redirected to other crossings and citizens should plan their travels accordingly. Romanian authorities were also informed of the situation.
Such border crossing attacks are not new. On the night of August 24-25 last month, a similar Shahed drone attack was carried out on the Vinohradivka highway crossing on the Ukraine-Moldova border.
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- Were there any injuries in the attack?
- No information was given about any injured or dead in the report.
- When will the border crossing reopen?
- The crossing was temporarily closed, and no reopening date has been announced.
- Have such attacks happened before?
- Yes, on the night of August 24-25, a Shahed drone attack was also carried out on the Vinohradivka crossing on the Moldova border.
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