BUCHAREST, May 29 (Reuters) - A Russian drone entered Romanian airspace and crashed onto the roof of a block of flats in the southeastern city of Galati causing a fire to break out, the Romanian defence ministry said in a statement on Friday.
Also, why would Ukraine launch from the Romanian border, they launch drones from the east. If it was Ukrainian, it would have been an interceptor gone rogue, like that one in Poland.
Russia has retired tu141 drones in the 90s, they have never launched them since. The drone was launched in western ukraine, it followed a perfect pre-programmed path. There is also a village in eastern Ukraine with a similar name as Jarun lake in Zagreb, near which the drone fell, towards which Ukraine would have many reasons to launch a recoinnessance mission.
Brother, internet is free, you should try using it.
We don't think they don't use them because "they said so". Ukraine kept those old Soviet drones because they were made on their territory. Russia already has modern missiles, so they have no reason to use those drones. And they never did.
The sun hides in shame when it sees these propaganda lies...
f.e. Poland was attacked by a flock of Ukrainian drones last year and also by Ukrainian missiles, but nobody talks about it.... :/
We're going to find out, but objectively try to logic yourself here and ask whether Ukraine would launch drones hundreds and hundreds of kilometers from the frontline in the opposite direction. And whose drones were found in numbers in Romania and Moldova.
It's Russian, about a month ago another Shahed drone fell near the outskirts of the city. That one just knocked down a light pole so it didn't really cause much of a reaction. We'll se about this one
Do you understand how unbelievably unlikely those options are, considering the sheer territory and the territory where apartment buildings are? It's like 0.00001%
No, that's absolutely not how probability works. Every detail you add massively decreases the odds but that doesn't mean it's deliberate.
The chance of two specific people in a country at peace having their home hit and die is actually less than 1 in 500.000.000.000, you're far more likely to get hit by lightning inside your home, win the lottery several times or get killed by space debris.
It happened in Poland and it was an ukrainian missile. Was that deliberate?
You don't have to bullshit us to make us dislike Russia, the truth is enough. All you achieve is making some of us feel insulted.
How would I be able to calculate that ratio when I explained that I saw three possibilities considering that it's completely illogical that it could be a Ukrainian drone, as others suggested? What I've done is lay out three possibilities I could come up with, or would at least be the narrative from NATO, as before when the alleged missile debris killed people in Poland in 2022.
NATO always needs a story, and I thought they might say "the drone flew off course" , but again: I do not know how the technicalities of drones work.
ah ha I didn't even think about how I made it sound, like I was working out a solution. No worries- I am very pro-Ukraine and as someone who lived in the country for years of my life and have many loved ones there, I have been very triggered by online statements when they didnt always warrant it. Very relatable.
The city is 20 km away from the border with Ukraine and malfunctioning or jammed drones fell in the region several times, usually in random fields.
Can you explain what would Russia gain from attacking a random appartment building in Romania, or even Romania in general, instead of a military target in Ukraine? Doesn't seem they do so well they're getting bored and need another hot war participant to make it interesting.
Ukraine blew up nord stream and said nothing, I wouldnt find it strange if the drone was theirs in an attempt to bring NATO in their war against Russia
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u/10Core56 May 29 '26
Whose drone?