Zelenskyy's plane, flying from Moldova to Norway, was nearly hit by a drone
The plane, carrying Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on September 9 as he flew to Oslo for the funeral of the King of Norway, was "nearly damaged" by a drone on Tuesday during takeoff from Moldova. This was stated by Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre in an interview with Norwegian public broadcaster NRK, reports Reuters.

«This is the reality he faces,» Støre said.
However, the Norwegian Prime Minister did not specify where he obtained this information or how close the drone was to the Ukrainian president's plane.
On September 9, Zelenskyy participated in the funeral of the recently deceased King Harald V of Norway. Along with other heads of state, he walked behind the king's coffin through the center of Oslo.
Shortly after the ceremony concluded, Zelenskyy left Norway.
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