Peskov said there was no reaction from Romania to the Russian proposal to study the wreckage of the UAV.

Moscow has not received a response from Bucharest to the proposal to study the wreckage of the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) that fell in Galac, which representatives of the European Union (EU) call Russian. This was announced on June 1 by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

“no. We have not received [a reaction]," he said, answering a question from TASS.

On May 29, a drone crashed into an apartment building in the city of Galac in eastern Romania. The country's Foreign Minister, Oana Choiu, later said that a drone hitting an apartment building in the Romanian border area could be the basis for consultations under Article 4 of NATO.

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On May 29, the Russian Embassy reported that the incident with the drone crash in Romania was a provocation by the Kiev regime, which is trying to draw NATO into a conflict with Russia. The diplomatic mission stressed that the events in Galat cannot be interpreted as hostile actions by Russia, and all statements are manipulative propaganda.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, speaking to reporters in Astana on May 29, said that an objective assessment of what happened can be given only after conducting an expert examination of the wreckage of the drone, as Russia once handed over the wreckage of alleged Ukrainian UAVs for examination in the United States.