The Romanian parliament passed a law on Feb. 26 that allows the country to shoot down drones that violate its airspace. The move comes after multiple incidents in which Russian drones crashed onto Romanian territory during attacks against neighboring Ukraine.

BUCHAREST (Reuters) - The Romanian parliament adopted a bill on Wednesday allowing the army to shoot down drones illegally breaching Romanian airspace, based on threat levels and risks to human life and property.

The Chamber of Deputies has passed a bill that expands and regulates measures for controlling the use of national airspace, including drones and other aerial vehicles. The legislation, adopted on Wednesday,

The Romanian Senate has approved two bills granting the military the authority to shoot down unauthorized drones and regulate military operations on Romanian soil during peacetime. The decisive vote took place on February 26,

On Wednesday, February 26, the Romanian Senate passed a bill on airspace control. The document regulates procedures allowing the military to shoot down drones that illegally enter the country’s airspace,

The Romanian parliament has passed a law allowing the shooting down of drones that violate the country's airspace. The decision is based on the level of threat to people and infrastructure. The law provides guidelines for the military on how to handle drones that illegally enter Romania's airspace.

The Romanian parliament has passed a law permitting the shooting down of drones that violate the country's airspace. The decision is contingent upon the level of threat to people and infrastructure. The law provides guidelines for the military on addressing drones that illegally enter Romanian airspace.