On May 29, a Russian drone struck a residential apartment building in Galați, Romania, injuring two civilians and raising serious concerns about the conflict in Ukraine spilling into NATO territory. The drone entered Romanian airspace during a large-scale Russian assault on Ukraine and crashed into the building, causing an explosion and fire. Romanian authorities tracked the drone but were unable to intercept it before the impact. Following the incident, Romanian President Nicușor Dan condemned the strike, convening an emergency meeting of the Supreme Council of National Defense and summoning Russia's ambassador. NATO leaders condemned the attack, with Secretary General Mark Rutte asserting the alliance's readiness to defend its territory. This incident marks one of the most severe consequences of the ongoing war affecting a NATO member state, prompting Romanian officials to call for enhanced air-defense measures and increased cooperation with European partners on sanctions against Russia. The strike highlights the growing security challenges faced by NATO countries bordering Ukraine as drone incursions and airspace violations become more frequent.