Minister of Economy Radu Oprea said that Russia should return 90 tons of gold to Romania, following a resolution voted in the European Parliament.
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Minister Oprea said that Medvedev's statements could have been prompted by the fact that the European Parliament had passed a resolution that sparked the Russia-EU conflict. Oprea emphasized that it is about justice and Romania's interests, regardless of the political context.
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