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Presidential advisor Cristian Diaconescu says that "there will be no war in Romania"

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29 August 2025, 05:47
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Cristian Diaconescu, presidential advisor, stated that Romania will not be affected by the war, emphasizing close cooperation with external partners to maintain peace in the Euro-Atlantic space. He highlighted NATO and European Union solidarity, which provides a strong response to the challenges posed by Moscow. Diaconescu emphasized that international organizations are united in promoting peace, and the future depends on Russia's actions.

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Consilierul prezidențial Cristian Diaconescu spune că "nu va fi război în România". "Alerta este una de foarte înalt nivel"
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Cristian Diaconescu spulberă orice speculație: „Nu va fi război în România!”. Consilierul prezidențial a avertizat că vor exista „linii roșii” în orice negociere
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