International

NATO Denies Intentional Russian Attack Amid Drone Findings

NATO declared on Thursday that there is no indication that the remains of Russian drones found in Romania are evidence of an intentional attack on the territory of the transatlantic alliance, but that they indicate "irresponsible and potentially dangerous" actions, reports Reuters.

"Although NATO does not possess information indicating any intentional attack by Russia against allied territory, these acts are irresponsible and potentially dangerous," said a spokesperson in a statement.

The spokesperson added that NATO has increased its presence in the Black Sea region in recent days.

Remember: Remains from Russian Gheran drones have been detected near the locality of Plauru, in Tulcea county, in the area where Ro-Alert messages were issued as a result of Russian attacks targeting infrastructure on the Ukrainian bank of the Danube.

The Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has condemned Russia's "odious attacks."

Translation by Iurie Tataru

Read more

Ukraine will receive new financial aid from World Bank
International

Ukraine will receive new financial aid from World Bank

Ukraine will soon receive $4.8 billion from the World Bank for social and humanitarian purposes, Prime Minister Denis Shmyhal announced on Friday.

Moldovans vote in Romania’s presidential elections for a better future
Social

Moldovans vote in Romania’s presidential elections for a better future

In the Republic of Moldova, thousands of citizens voted at the 59 polling stations set up for Romania's presidential elections.

Presidential elections in Romania // Over 12,600 people voted at polling stations opened in the Republic of Moldova
Elections

Presidential elections in Romania // Over 12,600 people voted at polling stations opened in the Republic of Moldova

Over 79,600 Romanian citizens cast their right to vote, by this time, at polling stations opened for the first round of the presidential elections taking place over three days. At the 59 polling stations opened in the Republic of Moldova, 12,600 citizens voted today. Most Romanian citizens voted at polling stations opened in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland - over 11,500, Germany - 10,300 and in Italy about 10,000 people.