Since Thursday, the Romanian Ministry of Defense has twice reported the presence of a "small flying object" that entered the country's airspace over the Black Sea. Four fighter jets were scrambled from Romanian bases.

Romania has scrambled four of its fighter jets after an unidentified object breached its airspace in the country’s southeast near the Black Sea, according to Ministry of National Defense

For the second time in a week, Romania raised fighter jets when an unidentified object entered its airspace over the Black Sea. The incident involved Spanish and Romanian aircraft responding to the intrusion but losing radar contact with the object.

Romania scrambled four fighter jets on Thursday evening, 17 October, after an unknown flying target crossed its border. Source: Romania's Defence Ministry, as reported by European Pravda Details: The defence ministry noted that radars detected a "small airborne target" at around 17:00 in the Black Sea area,

Romania has said it has had to scramble fighter jets after drones breached its airspace for the second time in two days. There is growing concern about drones involved in Russian President Vladimir Putin 's full-scale invasion of Ukraine landing in NATO territory,

Romania deployed fighter jets to intercept a drone that breached its airspace in Constanta. This incident, along with others involving Russian drones, has raised concerns about escalation, prompting NATO's eastern flank defence ministers to seek a coordinated response.

Two suspected drones in as many days have breached Romanian national airspace — igniting concerns of a “cyber challenge,” the defense ministry said Saturday. Romania’s army radars detected the first small flying object headed for the coastal city of Constanta Thursday night before losing the signal,

An unidentified aerial object entered Romania on the night of October 19, prompting the country to deploy aircraft, according to the press service of the Romanian Ministry of Defense. Around 2:30 a.m.