La NATO invia aerei da guerra mentre la Russia lancia attacchi a meno di 1 miglio dal confine

NATO launched its fighters during the night after heavy Russian attacks on Ukrainian oil facilities and port infrastructure near the Romanian border, less than a mile from NATO territory. The Romanian Air Force confirmed that German Typhoon jets were deployed to monitor the situation, although no drones entered NATO airspace. This marks the second such intervention in three days. The bombings, which injured civilians—including children—in Sumy and caused destruction in Donetsk and Odessa, prompted President Zelensky to condemn the attacks and call for harsher sanctions against Moscow and stronger security guarantees. The strikes come as the United States pushes for an emergency summit between President Putin and President Zelensky, underscoring rising tensions between Russia and Europe.