Defence24 Ukrainian Maritime Drone Explodes in Romania's Constanța Port Amid Russian Electronic Warfare
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- •A Ukrainian maritime drone exploded in Constanța Port due to Russian electronic warfare.
- •The area was evacuated before the explosion, with no casualties reported.
- •This incident is part of a series of drone-related security events affecting Romania amid the Ukraine conflict.
On June 5, 2026, a Ukrainian maritime drone exploded in Constanța Port, Romania, after losing control due to Russian electronic warfare interference. The Romanian Ministry of Defense confirmed the drone was part of a military operation against Russian forces. Authorities evacuated the area prior to the explosion, which occurred around 10:30 AM, with no reported casualties. This incident follows a recent drone crash in Galați, Romania, and highlights increasing security concerns along NATO's eastern flank. Romanian President Nicușor Dan stated that the drone's incursion is a direct consequence of the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine. In total, four Ukrainian drones went out of control, with three self-detonating offshore. The Romanian government is investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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