Russian drones have crashed in Moldova and NATO member Romania during Russian attacks on neighboring Ukraine’s Danube port.

Two Russian drones exploded in Moldova on Wednesday night after an attack on a Ukrainian port across the border between the two countries, Moldovan President Maia Sandu has announced. Sandu said on Thursday that the Iranian-designed Shahed drones that violated her country's airspace "put Moldovan lives at risk".

Several Russian drones launched in a mass overnight attack on Ukraine on Feb. 13 flew into Moldovan airspace with at least one exploding, and one crashing on the country's territory, Moldovan media outlet NewsMaker reported.

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After a massive drone attack on the Ukrainian port of Reni on the night of February 12-13, Moldovan Border Police patrols recorded several UAVs crossing the country's airspace. One of the devices fell on agricultural land near the village of Chumai in the Taraclia district.

Russian drone strikes have escalated tensions in southern Ukraine, damaging port infrastructure. With Moldova reporting explosions from drones violating its airspace, and Romania discovering drone fragments,

Two Russian drones were suspected of flying over Nato country Romania to attack a port in Ukraine. Two of the unmanned aircraft were also reported to have crossed into Moldova as part of the operation, and to have been blown up on its soil.

Due to the violation of Moldovan airspace by Russian drones, the Moldovan Ministry of Foreign Affairs decided to summon the Russian ambassador to Moldova, Oleg Ozerov. Upon entering the office, the diplomat encountered an unexpected sight on the table.