Moldova Residents Report Drone-Like Object and Explosion Near Border Districts
Police in Moldova's Orhei and Calarasi districts received reports of an unidentified aircraft and a blast on Sunday night, according to Ukrinform.

Residents in Moldova's Orhei and Calarasi districts reported an unidentified flying object resembling a drone passing overhead on Sunday night, according to Ukrinform.
Local residents also reported hearing an explosion in the area and alerted police, Ukrinform said.
Ukrinform did not report further details on the object's origin or the cause of the explosion.
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- Moldova reports passage of object resembling drone — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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