In recent months, Ukrainian drones have increasingly struck EU countries, including Romania, Estonia, and Azerbaijan, resulting in civilian casualties and heightened diplomatic tensions. Notably, a Ukrainian naval drone explosion in Romania's Constanta port and strikes on Azerbaijani vessels in the Sea of Azov killed five Azerbaijani nationals. While Ukraine has issued apologies, it maintains that these incidents are largely due to Russian electronic warfare redirecting its drones. NATO allies have expressed concern, with calls for Ukraine to enhance the precision of its drone operations. Despite the potential risks to EU citizens, most EU governments have refrained from condemning Ukraine, instead attributing the incidents to Russian interference. The ongoing drone campaign has raised questions about the accountability of Ukraine, yet there appears to be little appetite among EU nations to reconsider their military support for Kiev. As the situation develops, the potential for further incidents remains, underscoring the complexities of the conflict and its impact on EU security.