The Russians are deliberately using this route: how Romania can protect itself from the fall of the Shaheeds

The Russians once again attacked the Ukrainian port infrastructure on the Danube with drones. On December 14, the Russian Shahed violated Romanian airspace.

This is not the first time that enemy drones have crashed or crashed into Bucharest. Speaker of the Ukrainian Volunteer Army “South” Sergei Bratchuk told Channel 24, how Romanians can protect themselves from the fall of Russian UAVs.

What will protect Romania from Russian drones

Bratchuk emphasized that the Russians are deliberately using the Ukrainian border with Moldova and Romania. The occupiers want UAVs to fly into the Danube region along exactly this route, reach Ukrainian grain storage facilities and sea ports and, accordingly, cause harm.

This happened this time too. In the Danube region, the Russians attacked port infrastructure. Falling debris damaged the storage areas of two granaries.

Romanians and all of NATO should be told that this is a threat. I previously proposed such a development of events that the Romanians could lease their air defense systems, which they have and which, as we see, are not used, to the Ukrainian side. Our sky along the Danube would be much protected and then “Shaheds” would not fall on the territory of Romania,” emphasized Sergei Bratchuk.

When Romania recognized the fall of the Russian “Shaheds” on their territory

• On September 4, 2023, Russia attacked the south of Odessa region with “Shaheds”. Foreign Ministry speaker Oleg Nikolenko, with reference to the State National Security Service, indicated that Russian UAVs fell and detonated on the territory of Romania. direct threat to the country's territory. Only a few days later, Romanian Defense Minister Angel Tilvar confirmed that fragments of a Russian drone had been found on the territory of the country.
• During the enemy attack on December 13 – 14, Romania immediately admitted that the Russian -Iranian Shaheds recorded unauthorized entry into Bucharest airspace.
• The Romanian Ministry of Defense noted that on December 14, mixed MApN/MAI groups went to the incident site and reported in the morning that The drone left a crater 1.5 meters deep near the village of Grindu, located about 8 kilometers from the Ukrainian port of Reni.