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The Inspector General of Aviation Denies the Change of Leadership: "Information Is False. Ilie Bolojan's Decision, a False

Summary by Digi 24
The Inspector General of Aviation of the Ministry of Internal Affairs has dismissed the information in the online environment regarding the change of management of the institution. IGAv representatives have warned that an image is being distributed that falsely presents a supposed decision of interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan by which another military framework would have been empowered to carry out the duties of Inspector General.

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The Inspector General of Aviation of the Ministry of Internal Affairs warns of false information circulating in the online environment and aimed at the management of the institution. IGAv states that a redistributed image on social networks is falsely presented as a supposed decision of the Prime Minister of Romania.

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The Inspector General of Aviation of the Ministry of Internal Affairs has dismissed the information in the online environment regarding the change of management of the institution. IGAv representatives have warned that an image is being distributed that falsely presents a supposed decision of interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan by which another military framework would have been empowered to carry out the duties of Inspector General.

·Bucharest, Romania
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The Inspector General of Aviation of the Ministry of Internal Affairs draws attention Friday that in the online environment is frequently redistributed an image that falsely presents a supposed decision of...

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The spokesman of the executive, John Dogioiu, has transmitted that the information according to which Colonel Cristian Máciucă will carry out the duties of the vacant post of Chief Inspector General of Aviation is false.

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Digi 24 broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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