NATO on Alert as Russian Drone Fragments Found in Romania

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A Russian drone has crashed inside Romania — a NATO member — raising serious alarm across the alliance. As fragments land in a populated area near the Danube, NATO scrambles to reinforce its eastern defenses. Romania and Poland are now deploying advanced drone-hunting systems, and NATO’s new Eastern Sentry program is kicking off. Is this the beginning of a new phase in the conflict? Watch the full breakdown in under 60 seconds. WooGlobe Ref : WGA668161 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00A Russian drone just crashed inside NATO territory, and it's not the first time.

00:05Here's why this matters now more than ever.

00:07Romania, a NATO member, discovered drone fragments just five kilometers from its border after

00:12Russian strikes on Ukraine's Danube River ports.

00:16The drones were detected flying dangerously close to Romanian airspace.

00:20An alert was sent out to civilians in Tulsiya County as loud explosions shook the night.

00:24Bad weather grounded fighter jets, but military teams still recovered debris in an inhabited area.

00:31Officials say these fragments match those used by the Russian army.

00:34This isn't an isolated case.

00:36Such incursions are becoming more frequent, raising serious concerns for NATO.

00:41Yet Romania's president called it accidental, brushing it off like it's routine.

00:46But NATO isn't taking it lightly.

00:47Recently, new defense tech called Mirops, a drone hunting system using AI, is now being

00:53deployed in Romania and Poland.

00:55And NATO has just launched the Eastern Sentry Program to counter these growing threats.

00:59Whether accidental or not, Russia's drones are flying into NATO's backyard.

01:04And the alliance is finally drawing a line.

01:06This could mark a major shift in how NATO defends its eastern front.

01:09This could mark a major shift in the future.

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