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The Bulgarian Defense Ministry has identified the drone that crashed near its border as a Ukrainian “Maiia” decoy, prompting the foreign ministry to summon Ukraine’s ambassador for an explanation.

The Bulgarian Defense Ministry has identified the drone that exploded on Aug. 8 near the Kardam border crossing as a Ukrainian “Maiia” decoy drone, noting there is no evidence to suggest the crash was an intentional act. Following a preliminary analysis of the wreckage found near General Toshevo, the Defense Ministry stated that this specific type of decoy drone is widely used by the Ukrainian military. Despite the assessment that the crash was accidental, the incident has triggered a diplomatic response. According to BNT News, the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry announced that Foreign Minister Velislava Petrova has summoned the Ukrainian Ambassador to Bulgaria, Olesya Ilashchuk, to provide an explanation. The meeting is scheduled for Monday, Aug. 10, as the ambassador is currently out of the country. Ukraine responds to the drone incident Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Heorhii Tykhyi quickly addressed the situation, assuring that Kyiv is in close contact with Bulgarian authorities to clarify the circumstances of the crash. “We can definitely say that the Ukrainian Defense Forces did not intentionally direct any assets toward Bulgaria. We are currently clarifying all the circumstances of what happened and all the technical facts,” Tykhyi told reporters. “We are completely open to cooperating with...

The Bulgarian Defense Ministry announced that the drone which crashed and exploded near the Kardam border crossing on Aug. 8 was likely a Ukrainian “Maiia” decoy drone, adding that there is no evidence the crash was intentional. In response to the incident, the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry has summoned Ukrainian Ambassador Olesya Ilashchuk for an explanation on Monday, Aug. 10. Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Heorhii Tykhyi stressed that Ukraine did not intentionally target Bulgaria and is fully cooperating with the investigation. He emphasized that the root cause of such regional security incidents remains Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine. The drone had entered Bulgarian airspace from Romania, flying low enough to evade air defense systems, and detonated in a field about one kilometer from a Trans-Balkan gas pipeline compressor station.