Chisinau announced that it was recalling the Ambassador to Liliana Daria of Russia due to the incident with the drone crash in the south of Moldova. This was announced today, August 10, by the press service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The wreckage of the UAV was found in the Stefan Voda area — it exploded from hitting a tree. There were no casualties, but debris damaged several roofs in the nearby village of Krokmaz. At the same time, there is no evidence of the UAV's connection with It was not provided by Russia.
"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemns the incident that occurred in the village of Krokmaz, Stefan Voda district, where a drone-missile aircraft fell and exploded. In this context, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is recalling the Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to Moscow for consultations," reads the message published on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
As EADaily reported, such incidents happened repeatedly, but in the end the drones either turned out to be Ukrainian, or they were drones assembled from the wreckage of Russian UAVs that fell on the territory of Ukraine and brought to Moldova. Moscow has repeatedly stressed that the strikes are carried out exclusively on military and related energy facilities of Ukraine and do not violate the airspace of neighboring states.
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