The Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI), in collaboration with national and international partners, thwarted a sabotage operation orchestrated by the Russian Federation targeting a company in Bucharest, Romania. The operation involved two Ukrainian citizens who entered Romania from Poland and delivered two packages containing artisanal incendiary devices with remote initiation disguised as audio headphones and car parts to the headquarters of the courier company 'Nova Poshta'. These devices also included components for GPS location monitoring. According to SRI, these individuals are part of a larger network of saboteurs controlled by Russian secret services aimed at European states. The two Ukrainians, aged 21 and 24, were detained on October 16 and are being investigated for attempted acts of diversion, having been placed in preventive detention for 30 days.

The Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI), in collaboration with national and international partners, thwarted a sabotage operation orchestrated by the Russian Federation targeting a company in Bucharest, Romania. The operation involved two Ukrainian citizens who entered Romania from Poland and delivered two packages containing artisanal incendiary devices with remote initiation disguised as audio headphones and car parts to the headquarters of the courier company 'Nova Poshta'. These devices also included components for GPS location monitoring. According to SRI, these individuals are part of a larger network of saboteurs controlled by Russian secret services aimed at European states. The two Ukrainians, aged 21 and 24, were detained on October 16 and are being investigated for attempted acts of diversion, having been placed in preventive detention for 30 days.