Nato criticises Russia's 'reckless behaviour' after drone hits Romanian apartments, injuring two

This live coverage has closed - see our replacement story here Nato and the EU hit out at Russia after a drone crashes into a Romanian apartment block, injuring two people - here's a recap Officials in Romania say they have "confirmation it is a Russian drone", while Russia's foreign ministry says "accusations" of Russian involvement are "all unsubstantiated" In a statement, President Nicușor Dan says he will expel the Russian consul in Romania's south-eastern city of Constanta - Russia is yet to respond Earlier, Nato chief Mark Rutte condemned the incident, saying "Russia's reckless behaviour is a danger to us all" This is not the first time a Nato country has been hit by a Ukrainian or Russian drone during the war - BBC Verify looks at other instances Edited by Angus Thompson and Rorey Bosotti, with reporting from BBC News România At this point we don’t know why a Russian drone ended up landing in Romanian territory. Understanding whether it was deliberate or an accident is absolutely vital here - and both are still possibilities. Ukraine employs a large range of anti-drone and jamming technologies. It is far from impossible that one of these capabilities could have sent a Russia