Two Russian Banderol weapons cross Moldova's airspace during an attack on the Odesa region

On the morning of 11 November 2026, during a Russian attack on Ukraine's Odesa region, Moldova's Defence Ministry said two Banderol (S8000) weapons entered the country's airspace at 06:04 and 06:06, one heading towards Tudora in the Ștefan Vodă district and the other towards Pervomaisk in the Transnistrian region, and then left it.

Established by. Moldova's Defence Ministry reported the violation and the flight paths (as reported by the Kyiv Post). The ministry's statement as reported did not formally attribute the weapons to Russia; Ukraine's Air Force lists Banderol among the Russian weapons launched that night.

Latest. Both weapons left Moldovan airspace; no crash, casualties or damage in Moldova were reported.

Link to the war against Ukraine. The flights took place during the Russian attack on the night of 10–11 November, in which Russia launched 163 drones and a Kh-59/69 missile and air defence downed or suppressed 14 Banderol / Dan-T (Air Force of Ukraine).