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Two unidentified aerial objects cross Moldovan airspace for a minute each

Incident Report

Fact Sheet
Date7 Oct 2026
TrackerEuropean Airspace Violations
TypeIncursion
Location Pervomaisc, Transnistria, Moldova
46.74, 29.96 (approximate)
What Happened

Moldova's Ministry of Defence said the National Army's Air Operations Service tracked two unauthorised flights through national airspace on 7 October 2026, during large-scale Russian attacks on Ukraine. The first was detected at 08:43 and left a minute later towards Limanske, in Ukraine's Odesa region. The second was detected at 20:04 near Pervomaisc, in the south of the Transnistrian region, and left national airspace at 20:05, again heading towards Limanske. The ministry did not say what either object was or name an operator, and no damage was reported.

Pervomaisc, Transnistria, Moldova
Pervomaisc, Transnistria, Moldova
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