Two German Eurofighter Typhoon jets were scrambled to the Romanian-Ukrainian border Tuesday night following a Russian drone attack on Ukrainian ports near the Danube River. Romania's Defense Ministry confirmed the deployment, stating the German aircraft, part of NATO's Enhanced Air Policing, monitored the situation. The attack, which injured at least one person, involved 93 drones and two ballistic missiles launched by Russia, according to Ukraine. While no drones breached Romanian airspace, previous incidents have seen Russian munitions enter NATO territory.

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