The Minister of Defense, Radu Miruță, stated that a potential attack by Iran on Romania could be successfully countered due to the Deveselu shield, which is capable of intercepting ballistic missiles. In an interview on Digi 24, Miruță explained that the technology used at Deveselu has demonstrated effectiveness in intercepting missiles, mentioning a recent incident from the conflict in Iran, where a missile was destroyed within the first 100 seconds after launch. He emphasized that missile interception depends on the launch position and highlighted the existence of other defensive equipment outside Romania, which collaborates with the Deveselu shield to ensure the security of Romanian territory. Miruță concluded that Romania has a remarkable defensive capability that protects citizens from external threats.
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Ministrul Apărării: Pentru ca Iranul să lanseze o rachetă care să poată ajunge în România ar fi nevoie de o rachetă balistică, care este interceptată cu certitudine de scutul de la Deveselu
Radu Miruță spune că România nu poate fi lovită de rachete iraniene: Ar fi nevoie de una balistică. O interceptează Deveselu
Radu Miruță respinge scenariile unui atac din Iran asupra României: Scutul de la Deveselu „este o capacitate fantastică de apărare”
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