AleX

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[AleX @irimiaris]

@sa_ordinary @rinalu_ Is same thing like Romanian president said! Where is the lie?

[AleX @irimiaris]

@danrotaru33 Read your own posts. You have at least 2 posts where you said the drone was not Russian.

[AleX @irimiaris]

@Owai48028281 @War_Radar2 Based on the available info, it is more likely a misfire or a drone that lost control rather than a deliberate attack on Romania. Russia was already launching drones toward Ukraine from that area. No deaths, but 2 people were injured in Romania.

[AleX @irimiaris]

@danrotaru33 First you said the drone was not Russian. Now you say it was Russian, but electronically redirected by Ukraine. You keep changing the story every time the previous claim falls apart.

[AleX @irimiaris]

@danrotaru33 Haha, if they could they redirected to Moscow

[AleX @irimiaris]

@bogdanlupea93 Există dovezi clare: datele satelitare arată că drona a pornit de pe teritoriul Rusiei, a zburat peste Ucraina și a ajuns la clădirea din România. Din aceeași zonă, Rusia a lansat încă 43 de drone către Ucraina.

[AleX @irimiaris]

@GJelea5874 Adevărul s-a aflat repede. Russia a atacat aseară porturile Ucrainei cu zeci de drone și una “scăpată” a ajuns în România!

[AleX @irimiaris]

@adrianavbalint Păcat ca adevărul e altul. Datele satelitare arată că drona a pornit de pe teritoriul Rusiei, a zburat peste Ucraina și a ajuns la clădirea din România. Din aceeași zonă, Rusia a lansat încă 43 de drone către Ucraina.

[AleX @irimiaris]

@arkbuck740501 @statsofearth04 The area where the drone was launched is controlled by Russia and has never been captured by Ukraine. You can believe conspiracy theories if you want, but the facts do not support that claim.

[AleX @irimiaris]

@Slyndc @sentdefender The satellite data shows that the drone started from Russian territory, flew across Ukraine, and ended at the building in Romania. From that same area, Russia also launched 43 more drones toward Ukraine.

[AleX @irimiaris]

@BlazzerCruz @sentdefender Haha! The satellite data shows that the drone started from Russian territory, flew across Ukraine, and ended at the building in Romania. From that same area, Russia also launched 43 more drones toward Ukraine.

[AleX @irimiaris]

@sergiu_stv @sentdefender No but the data is revealing. The satellite data shows that the drone started from Russian territory, flew across Ukraine, and ended at the building in Romania. From that same area, Russia also launched 43 more drones toward Ukraine.

[AleX @irimiaris]

@Pearrorist @sentdefender The satellite data shows that the drone started from Russian territory, flew across Ukraine, and ended at the building in Romania. From that same area, Russia also launched 43 more drones toward Ukraine.

[AleX @irimiaris]

@BrianKuszmar @sentdefender The satellite data shows that the drone started from Russian territory, flew across Ukraine, and ended at the building in Romania. From that same area, Russia also launched 43 more drones toward Ukraine.

[AleX @irimiaris]

@1FearlessLeader @sentdefender The satellite data shows that the drone started from Russian territory, flew across Ukraine, and ended at the building in Romania. From that same area, Russia also launched 43 more drones toward Ukraine.

[AleX @irimiaris]

@ProfStanciu @danrotaru33 The satellite data shows that the drone started from Russian territory, flew across Ukraine, and ended at the building in Romania. From that same area, Russia also launched 43 more drones toward Ukraine.

[AleX @irimiaris]

@belmerodakX @MarioNawfal @I4671712536075 Romania could have tried to shoot it down, but authorities also had to consider that destroying a drone over a city could create an even bigger danger from debris or an uncontrolled explosion.

[AleX @irimiaris]

@belmerodakX @MarioNawfal @I4671712536075 F16s were already in the air. The problem was the location and timing. The drone was flying in a very narrow urban area, close to buildings and civilians.