Airspace Tensions: Moldova says five Russian aerial weapons (three missiles and two drones, including Banderol loitering munitions) violated its airspace and exploded across several districts on Oct. 3, with debris and a vegetation fire reported but no casualties; President Maia Sandu called it proof that “Russia’s war is dangerously reaching Moldova,” and the Foreign Ministry summoned Russia’s ambassador Oleg Ozerov for a protest note. Security Response: Moldova’s National Army recorded six unauthorized drone flights in total that morning, and police say specialized teams are identifying impact sites and fragments. Ukraine Spillover: The same period saw renewed Russian strikes on Kyiv, including damage to the Northern Bridge and traffic disruption, as Zelenskyy warned of a broader Russian “doctrine” targeting civilian life and infrastructure. Diplomacy & Travel: Moldova’s embassy in Spain issued a severe-weather travel alert for Moldovan citizens amid heavy storms. Culture & Tourism: Moldova marked National Wine Day’s 25th edition, including a Guinness World Records attempt for the largest human grapevine in Chisinau. Transport Link: TAROM launched a new Bucharest–Chisinau flight route, with the aircraft named “Ivan Patzaichin.”