The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, had a discussion with the President of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, regarding a recent incident in which an unmanned aerial vehicle attacked the British base in Akrotiri. Although the Republic of Cyprus was not the direct target of this attack, von der Leyen emphasized the European Union's solidarity with member states in the face of any threat. Her message was clear: the EU remains united and firm in support of Cyprus and other member nations, reaffirming its commitment to regional security. This situation underscores the importance of collaboration among European states in the face of security challenges.
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Ursula von der Leyen îl asigură pe președintele Ciprului de sprijinul „ferm, fără echivoc și colectiv” al UE după „incidentul izolat” în care o dronă a vizat baza britanică din Akrotiri
Președinta UE promite să rămână fermă alături de Cipru după atacul cu drone
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