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Romania Asks Ukraine To Add Self-Destruct Function To Stray Drones, After One Exploded At Its Port
Romania Asks Ukraine To Add Self-Destruct Function To Stray Drones, After One Exploded At Its Port
Errant Ukrainian drones which wonder across borders and into neighboring Baltic and Eastern European countries are becoming enough of a problem to where some NATO allies pushing for a self-destruct function.
Romanian Defense Minister Radu Miruta has proposed that Ukraine program its maritime drones to self-destruct if they veer into the country's territorial waters, coming just on the heels of a major disaster.
AP image: explosion of errant Ukrainian drone at key Romanian port.
The remarks were...
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