The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has concluded the session of the Crisis Cell, confirming that there are no injured Romanian citizens in the Middle East and providing recommendations for travelers.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has concluded a session of the Crisis Cell, attended by Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan and Minister Oana Ţoiu, including a teleconference with the heads of diplomatic missions in the region. Currently, there are no injured Romanian citizens, and the diplomatic missions are in contact with approximately 1,000 Romanians in the area, prioritizing assistance for minors and families with children.

The MFA recommends that Romanian citizens avoid non-essential travel to the Middle East and postpone trips until the security situation improves. Additionally, the travel warning level has been raised for several countries in the region, including Israel and Iran, where citizens are advised to leave the area immediately. The MFA emphasizes the importance of maintaining communication with local authorities and using the "Travel Smart" application for useful information.