Moldova does not confirm information about a Russian missile flying over its territory
Kyiv • UNN
Moldova's border police have not confirmed reports that a Russian missile flew over its territory during Russia's massive attack on Ukraine on the night of March 29, saying that their airspace surveillance systems did not record any unauthorized crossing.
The Moldovan Border Police did not confirm the information about a Russian missile flying over the country's territory during the Russian attack on Ukraine on the night of March 29. This was reported by the press service of the institution, UNN reports.
Details
The Border Police said that at 05:40 today, patrols at the Oknitsa, Ataki, Kosevets and Soroka checkpoints heard at least three explosions on Ukrainian territory.
According to the police, the Ukrainian side confirmed that three missile launches took place near the city of Novodnistrovsk, located near the border with Moldova.
With regard to the information that Russian missiles may have flown over Moldovan airspace last night, we note that air surveillance and monitoring systems did not detect any unauthorized crossing of Moldovan airspace,
Recall
The Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces does not confirm the information that Russian missiles flew over the territory of Ukraine during the massive attack at night. Earlier, Telegram channels disseminated information about missiles that allegedly flew in the direction of Moldova.
