The airspace breach was recorded during massive morning strikes against Ukraine
On the morning of November 11, 2026, two Russian cruise missiles of the Banderol type entered Moldova's airspace. The country's ministry of defence reported this amid massive Russian attacks on Ukraine. This was reported by Glavcom citing the Ministry of Defence of Moldova, according to the portal PromPolitInform.
The national integrated monitoring system recorded the appearance of air targets during another massive attack on Ukrainian territory. The republic’s military department provided information regarding the detailed movement route of the dangerous objects.
Route of the first missile
The first projectile crossed the republic’s border at 06:04. It moved from the territory of Odesa Region via the settlement of Yaski toward Stefan Voda District and the village of Tudora.
At 06:09, this object left the republic’s airspace. The missile returned to Ukraine via the settlement of Starokozache in Odesa Region.
Trajectory of the second projectile
The second cruise missile crossed the state border at 06:06. Limanske in Odesa Region served as the entry point, from which the target headed toward Pervomaisk.
The projectile left the national airspace at 06:10. Further movement was recorded toward Rozdilna in Odesa Region.
Continuous observation
“The Air Operations Center continues to monitor airspace in cooperation with competent authorities and partners,” the agency noted in an official statement.
The missiles belonged to the Banderol (S8000) type. These are small-sized Russian cruise missiles used to strike Ukraine.
Photo: Glavcom
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