The German Foreign Minister promised support to Romania and Bulgaria in the face of Russian threats, emphasizing the importance of security in Southeast Europe.
Sanziana Georgescu
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During a two-day visit, Johann Wadephul stated that Romania and Bulgaria are essential partners for the security of Europe, playing a central role in the context of threats from the Black Sea. He condemned the recent violations of Romanian airspace by Russian drones and emphasized Germany's commitment to defending the sovereignty of NATO partners. Wadephul discussed economic cooperation and Bulgaria's accession to the eurozone, seen as a signal of stability for all of Europe.
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