Mircea Abrudean, the president of the Senate, stated that Romania is a safe and protected country by NATO, after a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. He emphasized Romania's commitment to strengthen air defense and monitoring capabilities, mentioning the adoption of additional legislation to allow for a firm response to drone incidents. Abrudean highlighted the importance of clear communication to avoid misinterpretations, underscoring NATO's firm messages regarding the security of the Eastern Flank. Rutte assured that, in the event of an attack on Romania, the other 31 NATO member nations would intervene, thus reaffirming the alliance's solidarity. He emphasized that security remains an essential priority for Romania.
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Preşedintele Senatului, Mircea Abrudean: România este o ţară sigură şi protejată de NATO! Secretarul general, Mark Rutte, ne-a asigurat de asta la întâlnirea de astăzi
Mircea Abrudean: România e o țară sigură și protejată de NATO; secretarul general al Alianței ne-a asigurat de asta
România este o țară sigură și protejată de NATO, i-a asigurat Mark Rutte pe președintele Senatului Mircea Abrudean și pe senatorii români
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