Ro-Alert issued for Tulcea County as radar spots possible drone activity
A Ro-Alert warning was sent early Wednesday to residents of north-eastern Tulcea County, urging them to take shelter due to suspected drone incursions.
Early Wednesday morning, a Ro-Alert message was transmitted at 03:34 to inhabitants of north-eastern Tulcea County, instructing them to seek refuge in basements, civil-protection shelters, or to stay inside away from exterior walls and windows. The alert was triggered after the Ministry of National Defense's radar system identified a group of aerial targets north-east of Vâlcove, located within Ukrainian airspace. The National Military Command Center informed the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations, which coordinated the public warning.
No aircraft entered Romanian airspace, and the alert was cancelled at 04:02. The local fire and rescue service (ISU Tulcea) reported that the warning did not generate any emergency calls to the 112 number.
Why it matters
Residents were warned to protect themselves from possible drone threats, highlighting regional security monitoring.
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