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"We will act decisively": the president of Romania condemned Russia's involvement in sabotage on the country's territory...

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"We will act decisively": the president of Romania condemned Russia's involvement in sabotage on the country's territory

Romanian President Nicușor Dan condemned Russia's involvement in sabotage on the country's territory and vowed decisive action to prevent similar incidents. According to him, an attempted arson at one of Romania's factories indicates a serious threat to national security. Read more.

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"Будемо діяти рішуче": президент Румунії засудив причетність росії до диверсій на території країни

Президент Румунії Нікушор Дан засудив причетність росії до диверсій на території країни та пообіцяв рішучі дії для запобігання подібним інцидентам. За його словами, спроба підпалу на одному з румунських заводів свідчить про серйозну загрозу національній безпеці. Читати більше.

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