The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Oana Ţoiu, declared on Wednesday that "Romanians can continue to feel safe," as there are no "direct threats" from Tehran.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Oana Ţoiu, declared on Wednesday, March 18, 2026, that there are no direct threats from Iran and that Romanians can continue to feel safe.

"There are no direct threats from Iran. Romanians can continue to feel safe. The conversation that took place between the press and the spokesperson of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not have a response regarding retaliation from a military perspective. It explicitly referred to consequences that are of a political and legal nature, which means a further conversation within the framework of the United Nations," said Oana Ţoiu at the Palace of Parliament.

She added that the Romanian ambassador to Iran was brought back to the country after the conflict escalated, but there is still diplomatic staff in Iran to be able to support the Romanians there.