Maria Varenikova andODESA, Ukraine — Debris from a Russian missile shot down by Ukrainian air defenses landed in a border village in Moldova, officials in the country said on Monday, in one of the clearest instances of violence from the war spilling into another European nation.On Monday, after the interception of the missile, which was the first known to have come down in Moldovan territory, Moldova’s government renewed its condemnation of Russian strikes against Ukraine.“We are investigating what the damages are.”A Ukrainian border guard officer, who was not authorized to speak publicly, said that Ukrainian forces observed the impact on the Moldovan side of the border along the Dnister River.Earlier this month, after Moldova said that three Russian missiles flew over its airspace on Oct. 10, Moldova’s minister of foreign affairs, Nico Popescu, summoned Russia’s ambassador to Chișinau to protest.On Monday, Mr. Popescu said that the Moldovan government “condemns in strongest possible terms Russia’s continued aggression against Ukraine.”“The appalling strikes on critical infrastructure reverberate beyond Ukraine’s borders and pose a direct threat to Moldova’s energy — and human — security,” he tweeted."