A bill proposed in Romania would allow military intervention abroad to protect Romanian citizens. It has also sparked discussions in Chisinau.
Petru Nicolaescu
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The draft law stipulates that such interventions may be initiated on the recommendation of the Romanian president, with the approval of the Supreme Council of National Defense. The government in Chisinau is closely following developments on the draft, given the regional situation marked by Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine.
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Un proiect de lege pus în dezbatere ar permite militarilor români să intervină în alte ţări "pentru a proteja cetăţenii români aflaţi în pericol". Guvernul de la Chişinău: Vom urmări toate evoluţiile acestei iniţiative. R. Moldova este un stat neutru
Un proiect de lege pus în dezbatere ar permite militarilor români să intervină în alte ţări "pentru a proteja cetăţenii români aflaţi în pericol". Guvernul de la Chişinău: Vom urmări toate evoluţiile acestei iniţiative. R. Moldova este un stat neutru
Proiect: armata română poate interveni în străinătate, pentru protecția cetățenilor săi "aflați în pericol". Reacția Moldovei
Legea care ar permite militarilor să intervină în alte ţări pentru a proteja cetăţeni români în pericol stârnește discuții la Chișinău
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