Two Banderol (S8000) cruise missiles, launched amid massive Russian attacks on Ukraine, entered the airspace of the Republic of Moldova on the morning of November 11. According to the National Integrated Airspace Monitoring System, both missiles crossed Moldovan territory within a period of several minutes.
The first missile entered Moldovan airspace at 6:04 AM from the direction of the village of Iaski in Ukraine’s Odesa region, heading towards Tudora village in Ștefan Vodă district. Five minutes later, at 6:09 AM, it left Moldovan airspace in the direction of Starokazache, Ukraine.
The second missile crossed the border at 6:06 AM from the direction of Lymanske, heading towards Pervomaisc in the Transnistrian region. At 6:10 AM, it left Moldova’s airspace, heading towards Razdelna in Ukraine’s Odesa region.
The Air Operations Centre continues to monitor the country’s airspace in coordination with the relevant authorities and partners.