The Minister of Defense, Radu Miruță, stated that Romania is not facing a direct risk in the context of the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East, although the authorities have implemented additional precautionary measures. Tensions in the region have increased following reciprocal attacks between several states, and Romanian institutions have reacted by raising vigilance. Miruță mentioned that, after the confirmation of the attacks, the alert level of military bases in Romania was raised from green to yellow, and controls at the entrances and exits of military units have been intensified. He also emphasized the importance of validating circulating information in the public space, which can be manipulated during times of conflict. His conclusion is that, at present, there is no danger to Romania.
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