Spillover from Russian strikes on the Danube-Odesa corridor is likely to recur. Resolves true if Romania's government or military publicly confirms a drone/missile entry, intercept, or debris fall in Romanian airspace, territory, or territorial waters within 30 days.
Synthesis:
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Seldon's Analysis:
This is tightly coupled to the port-strike forecast: sustained Russian strikes on Danube outlets (Reni/Izmail are meters from Romanian territory) make recurrence of a confirmed spillover the base-rate expectation, not the exception — Romania has already logged multiple Shahed incursions/shootdowns. My geopolitics track record shows systematic under-prediction (under by 23pp), so I lift the analyst's 0.63 to 0.70. Resolution is generous (any confirmed entry, intercept, or debris), which further supports a higher number. Skeptic risk 74 with no factual objection. Downside: a lull in Danube-corridor strikes over the 30-day window, which is unlikely given current tempo.