The anti-missile defense system at Deveselu and the initiative of a Black Sea naval Group are purely defensive
The anti-missile defense system at Deveselu and the initiative of a Black Sea naval Group are purely defensive, it fully respects the international law and they are not directed against Russia, says Romania’s Foreign Ministry in a statement. The clarifications come after the spokesman of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, referred to initiatives which would undermine security and regional stability, including the one regarding the establishing of a permanent NATO naval Group in the Black Sea which attributed to Romania. According to Radio Romania correspondent in Moscow, Maria Zakharova said that Romania is positioned as an outpost of Russia’s deterrent policy on NATO’s eastern flank requesting an increased military presence of the United States and NATO in the Black Sea area. (RADIO ROMANIA reports)
Romanian Border Police officers have rescued 72 people from the waters of the Aegean Sea
Romanian Border Police officers have rescued 72 people from the waters of the Aegean Sea and transported them safely in the port of Chios in Greece. In the early hours of the morning, they noticed offshore, using surveillance camera on board, a small boat in which there were many people, children and adults. The rescue operation was triggered immediately, states the General Inspectorate of the Romanian Border Police. Romanian Border Police officers offered assistance, first aid and food to immigrants. In the six missions conducted in early April, Romanian border guards in European Union’s mission in Greece rescued, transported and transferred to authorities in the Greek port of Chios Greek over 300 people from countries such as Syria, Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Algeria and Eritrea. (RADIO ROMANIA reports)
Hospitals and emergency units in Bucharest and countrywide will provide medical assistance on May 1st and May 2nd
Hospitals and emergency units in Bucharest and countrywide will provide medical assistance on May 1st and May 2nd. Also, in every major city in Romania at least one pharmacy will be opened. In the capital, the Ambulance Service will have normal working hours and during this period it will ensure issuance of death certificates. Emergency requests will be taken, as usual, by emergency telephone number 112. (RADIO ROMANIA reports)
