Fragment from unidentified drone discovered in Romania
A drone fragment potentially containing explosives was discovered on a beach near the Olimp resort in Romania's Constanta County on the morning of August 26, local outlet Digi24 reported.
On August 26, a drone fragment potentially housing explosives was discovered on the beach near Romania's Olimp resort, according to local outlet Digi24. The fragment was reported washed ashore by beachgoers, prompting local law enforcement to cordon off the area and restrict public access for further investigation. Authorities determined the object's origin and conducted tests to check for explosives. Given the possibility of an explosive charge within the object, naval bomb disposal experts were called to the scene.
Earlier, on August 16, two suspicious objects were found in Constanta County, Romania. One of them was later identified as a drone approximately 1.5 kilometers off the coast of the Port of Tomis. Additionally, on August 14, a drone fragment was discovered on a beach in the Romanian resort of Costinești, leading authorities to restrict tourist access to a portion of the coastline.
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