Could Nato be dragged into war with Russia? – The Latest

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  Deliberately or not, the war is bleeding over the borders into NATO and to other parts of Europe.

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  This is a spine-stiffening exercise.

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  The air war has got ever more intense.

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  There's a very, very strong desire to remind Russia what kind of perilous territory that this is tilting towards.

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  NATO says it's ready to defend every inch of its territory as a Russian drone hits an apartment building in Romania.

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  From The Guardian's Today in Focus, this is The Latest with me, Lucy Hough.

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  Peter Beaumont, our senior international correspondent.

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  Peter, we're talking in light of an attack by a Russian drone on Romanian

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  territory on an apartment block that feels like quite a major escalation.

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  What happened when this drone entered Romanian territory?

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  What seems to have happened is that last night there was another fairly major Russian attack on Ukraine.

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