Three Iranian citizens were detected at Henri Coandă Airport with false documents, trying to enter the Schengen area.
Ana Maria Eftene
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At Henri Coandă International Airport, three Iranian men were stopped by border police while attempting to enter Romania using false identity cards from Hungary and the Netherlands. Checks confirmed that the documents were not authentic, and the three, aged between 23 and 24, were banned from entering the Schengen area and repatriated the same day to Istanbul.
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Trei iranieni, prinși cu documente false pe Aeroportul Henri Coadă. Încercau să intre ilegal în Schengen
Trei iranieni, prinşi pe aeroportul "Henri Coandă" cu documente false / Încercau să intre ilegal în spaţiul Schengen
Trei iranieni au încercat să intre cu acte false în Spațiul Schengen prin Aeroportul Otopeni
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