Romania's airspace has been violated? The mayor of Ceatalchioi (Romania) says that Russian drones flew over their homes on the night/day of yesterday's Russian attack on the port of Izmail (Ukraine).The windows of the houses in Ceatalochioi were shattered by the explosions over the Danube shore caused by the Russian drones. The Romanian Ministry of Defence denies this (although there is physical evidence that the Romanian land surface was damaged - I am referring to the shattered windows of Romanian houses).Citizens also say that a drone fell in the woods. So far there is no confirmation of this alleged occurrence.This is already the third instance in which NATO space is at risk and NATO denies it or turns a blind eye.1. The missile that fell in Poland when 2 civilians died. NATO denied it was a Russian missile and said it was a missile of the S-300 air defense system belonging to Ukraine.For anyone with even the slightest knowledge of how an unmodified S-300 missile works to hit ground targets, immediately realise that this is almost impossible. They are made to explode in the air if impact with the air target is missed. Photos taken by locals in the Polish village show that this is not an S-300 missile.I ask rhetorically, what would a Ukrainian S-300 missile, modified from G-to-G to G-to-G, be doing in western Ukraine? It would have no business. These systems are in eastern Ukraine.I can understand NATO's interest in not escalating the war and starting WW3 because of a missile that killed 2 people. It's cynical thinking, but perhaps, healthy. God forgive the Polish citizens who lost their lives.2. Two days ago, Belarus invaded Polish airspace with two helicopters. By the time eyewitness photos hit the online space and from there the international media, the Polish government had denied the incident on the record. It then officially confirmed it, careful to leave the impression of negligence on the part of the Belarusian pilots. I don't know, do we all look stupid? Do we not know that it's 2023 and that even in our cars, we have phones that let us know if we exceed the speed limit, if we jump a lane, and the Polish Government is implying that "maybe the pilots were careless" (I paraphrase)?3. The Romanian Ministry of Defence turns a blind eye and says "There is no danger to Romanian territory". Now let me give you a hypothetical situation: A 3-year-old child was standing in front of the window when the drone exploded a few hundred meters away. The skull of a child at 3 years old is soft, it is not as ossified as that of an adult. It shattered the glass and a piece went through his eye, straight into his brain, and kills him. In this instance, I ask:Is there or is there not a danger to the citizens of Romania? This is a rhetorical question because obviously there is.The serious question is: how long will NATO allow such "incursions" of Russia into NATO space, which kills people (in the case of Poland I don't believe one iota that the missile that fell in its space was a Ukrainian one), which can kill people, children on whose territory every inch will be protected by NATO (according to NATO)?I, like many terrified Romanians in the Tulcea area and on the south-eastern border with Ukraine, like many others, wonder. I would like an honest answer, not political nonsense. Honestly. Even if cynical, but honest.At least so we know what to expect.P.S. All these instances above prove to us once again that the war in Ukraine, initiated by Russia (the only one to blame!) with the invasion in 2014 and then the invasion on February 24, 2022, has the ability to escalate and change the world as we know it today! If we do not implement deterrence measures NOW, we will all suffer. Because Russia does deal with diplomacy, but with violence.Either we speak its language or we will suffer the consequences. Even NATO will suffer the consequences of the decline in public confidence in the Alliance, perhaps even unfairly. World leaders must think NOW for the long term, not for the elections of 2023, 2024, and 2025.Ukraine is our shield. Arm it to win, not just sit with its head above water on the edge of survival