A rocket crashed in Moldova after the new series of Russians airstrikes on Ukraine.
According to data from the country’s Ministry of Internal Affairs, the missile was discovered in the northern city of Brychenyi by a border police patrol carrying out an inspection along the Ukrainian border due to renewed Russian shelling in Ukraine.
The department says so the area where the missile was found has been cordoned off by police and border patrols. Specialized bomb disposal teams and representatives of other government agencies were dispatched to the scene.
The investigation into the origin of the rocket continues.
A similar incident happened at the end of October. Therefore a Russian rocket fell on the Moldavian village Naslavcha, after being shot down by air defenses over neighboring Ukraine during another a series of Russian missile attacks against Ukrainian cities.
November 15th a rocket also landed in the village of Pshevodov in eastern Poland, near the Ukrainian border, killing two.
