Airborne Alert: Mysterious Objects May Fall from the Sky in Constanța and Tulcea – ISU Tulcea Issues Urgent Warning
RO-Alert Message Issued in Constanța County: Extreme Warning for Falling Objects
A RO-Alert message was issued on Saturday night to Sunday, September 8, around 2:45 am in Constanța county, warning the population about the possibility of objects falling from the airspace.
The message advised people in Constanța county to take shelter in cellars or civil defense shelters. In the absence of shelter, people were advised to stay indoors, away from windows.
“There is a possibility that some objects will fall from the airspace. Don’t panic! Take shelter in cellars or civil defense shelters. If you don’t have shelter, stay indoors, away from windows or external walls Estimated duration: 90 minutes.”
The RO-Alert message is likely related to pieces of drones, as similar messages have been issued in the past for Tulcea county. However, this is the first time a similar message has been sent to the population of Constanța county.
According to the representatives of ISU Tulcea, the message was related to a possible attack by the Russian Federation on some objectives on the territory of Ukraine, near the border with Romania.
“Tonight, a RO-Alert message was sent on the territory of Tulcea and Constanța counties after the national defense and security structures intercepted a possible attack by the Russian Federation on some objectives on the territory of Ukraine, close to the border with Romania.
The message transmits information to warn and inform the population about the possibility of objects falling from the airspace and sheltering measures if the situation requires it.
We mention that these messages have the role of informing the population of the border area of Romania with Ukraine about the fact that Russia and Russia are possible attacks on the territory of Ukraine and that there is a possibility that some objects will fall on the country. territory.”
ISU Tulcea also stated that no calls to the single emergency number 112 have been registered at the ISU Tulcea dispatch center up to the time of publishing this statement.