The Moldovan Defense Ministry reported that two Russian missiles crossed their airspace during attacks on Ukraine, according to information from the national surveillance system.
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11/11/2026
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Lusa
O moldova's Ministry of Defense today denounced that two cruise missiles launched by Russia crossed its airspace, entering Moldovan territory, in the context of “massive” attacks against Ukraine.
“ The integrated national surveillance system reported the entry into national airspace of two ‘Banderol’ cruise missiles (S8000) [...] in the context of Russia’s massive attacks against Ukraine,” the Moldovan ministry indicated, stating that a first missile crossed its border at 6:04 on local time (04:04 in Lisbon) coming from the Odessa region of Ukraine and leaving its airspace at 06:09 (04:09 in Lisbon), heading for another point in the same region.
A second missile, a few minutes later, at 6:06 local time (04:06 in Lisbon), crossed the border from Limanske towards Razdelnaia — both locations located in the Odessa region.
“The Air Operations Center continues to monitor airspace in coordination with the competent authorities and the corresponding partners,” added the Moldovan Ministry of Defense.
Russia launched a large-scale military offensive against Ukraine on 24 February 2022.