Marcel Ciolacu noted that Romania cannot open fire on Ukrainian territory without permission.
Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu on Friday, July 26, commented on the fall of Russian UAV debris on Romanian territory. Cholaku said that his country cannot shoot down drones in the skies over Ukraine, since such decisions have not yet been made. He did not specify who should make such decisions.
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“In order to shoot them down, we must open fire on Ukrainian territory, and I believe that this is not yet allowed, I have not heard of any decision on this issue,” he explained to journalists during a visit to Buzeu County in southeastern Romania.
Ciolacu added that Romania is constantly monitoring and has created a new radar system.
“These drones are usually hit by Ukrainian artillery and immediately fall on the banks of the Danube. There is still absolutely no danger for the Romanians in this area,” he emphasized. Prime Minister.
Recall that Russian drone debris was found in Romania. NATO stated that it does not have information indicating a deliberate attack by Russia on the territory of the Alliance, but the actions of the Russian Federation are irresponsible and potentially dangerous.
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