Errant Ukrainian drones which wonder across borders and into neighboring Baltic and Eastern European countries are becoming enough of a problem to where some NATO allies pushing for a self-destruct function. Romanian Defense Minister Radu Miruta has proposed that Ukraine program its maritime drones to self-destruct if they veer into the country's territorial waters, coming just on the heels of a major disaster.AP image: explosion of errant Ukrainian drone at key Romanian port.The remarks were prompted by a Magura-type kamikaze naval drone having exploded in Romania’s Black Sea port of Constanta on Friday. Others also detonated while still at sea east of the city, apparently close enough to Romanian waters to be of serious concern - though Ukraine's navy bit back by alleging that Russian signal jamming is to blame. Miruta said that "maritime drones can be programmed so that, if control is lost, they are unable to enter Romanian territorial waters and will self-destruct once they are 12 nautical miles from the coast.""This should be a default feature built into the system from the moment the drone is launched into the water," he said.A sea drone self-destructed near an oil terminal in Romania's Black Sea port ‌of Constanta, without causing casualties, as Ukraine said Russia jammed the vessel causing it to drift off course https://t.co/aiiVBb6zoI pic.twitter.com/FbtP0DlxPf