Minister Oana Țoiu states that Khamenei's death is a crucial moment, emphasizing the Iranian people's right to freedom and security.

Oana Ţoiu, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania, stated that the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei marks a turning point for Iran.

Romania supports the right of Iranians to choose their future and to live in safety. Ţoiu drew attention to the fact that the lack of predictability in international law, especially in the field of non-proliferation, can increase the risk of escalating violence in the Middle East, emphasizing that international cooperation is essential for de-escalating the situation.

In the context of the UN Security Council meeting, Romania reaffirms the importance of peace and regional security.

The minister discussed the current situation with Romania's ambassadors in the region and expressed solidarity with the states affected by Iranian attacks.

Ţoiu also mentioned the sanctions imposed on the Iranian regime and its involvement in external conflicts, including the provision of Russian drones.

She will participate in an extraordinary meeting of the Foreign Affairs Council to discuss the protection of Romanian citizens and the means of diplomatic dialogue in the region.