
Moldova's president Maia Sandu warned that Russia's frontline is moving west after a border checkpoint attack.
The attack occurred overnight, a day after a drone incursion into Moldovan airspace, prompting Sandu to condemn the attacks and vow to strengthen air surveillance and defenses with European partners.
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