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Russian Drones Destroyed Near Key European Offshore Gas Installation

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Russian drones were discovered in the vicinity of a critical European offshore gas facility, prompting authorities to neutralize the threat by destroying them. The incident is part of a broader pattern of drone activity attributed to Russia targeting European energy infrastructure. Prior to this event, multiple drone incursions had been recorded over Romanian territory. A separate drone attack targeting Germany was also attempted but ultimately failed. The incidents have heightened security concerns around vital energy assets across Europe.

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