NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte telephones Romania’s president and pledges the alliance’s “absolute solidarity” with Romania following a Russian drone crash. All accounts say the incident involves a drone falling or crashing in Romania, a country that borders Ukraine, and that it injures two people. Rutte also condemns Russia’s actions, describing Russia’s “reckless behaviour” as a danger beyond Romania and as a threat to the wider security environment. The communications are presented as part of NATO’s response to the incident, emphasizing support for Romanian authorities and signaling a collective stance within the alliance. While the sources focus on the diplomatic message from Rutte to Romania, they do not provide further details about the drone’s origin, the exact location of the crash, or the circumstances leading to the injuries. Overall, the reports converge on a single point: NATO leadership reinforces support for Romania in the wake of the drone crash and links the event to broader concerns about Russian conduct.