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macroJun 5, 2026, 8:22 AM

Romania Defence Ministry: Object Not Army Equipment, Not in Black Sea Exercise

Romania's Defence Ministry clarified that an unidentified object is not part of the army's equipment and was not involved in recent Black Sea exercises, correcting an earlier statement.

Romania's Ministry of National Defence issued a correction regarding a previously reported object. The ministry stated that the object does not belong to the Romanian Army's equipment and was not part of any recent exercises organized by the Ministry of National Defence in the Black Sea area.

This clarification adds the word 'not' to earlier reports, emphasizing that the object was neither military hardware nor involved in the ministry's activities. No further details about the object's identity or origin were provided.

Source: First Squawk