Ursula Von Der Leyen in Bucharest: EU Allocates EUR 60 Million for Romania's Security
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Romania has recently had numerous incidents in the Black Sea, with drone raids being the most visible, but also sabotage actions, cyber attacks, disinformation campaigns, all part of a hybrid war in which Russia is trying to escalate the conflict that began in Ukraine, President Nicuzor Dan said, in the context of his meeting with the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen.
Romania's President, Nicușor Dan, announced that he had discussed at the Cotroceni Palace with the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, on the security of the Black Sea region, support for Ukraine and the future multiannual budget of the European Union. According to the Head of State, the European Commission will allocate 50 million euros for the acceleration of the Security Hub at the Sea [...] Article Nicușor Dan and Urs…
The importance of Black Sea security for Europe's eastern front was underlined in Bucharest by the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, announcing additional funding for Romania and for the maritime security hub to be deployed in Constanța (Romania) and Varna (Bulgaria). “We will speed up the work on... More www.ertnews.gr
The European Union allocates EUR 60 million to strengthen security in the Black Sea, in a context ... EUR 60 million from the European Union for the security of Romania to the Black SeaRead more Article 60 million from the European Union for the security of Romania to the Black Sea appears first in Oradea live.
Romania needs maritime surveillance aircraft and anti-drone systems. We also have two international centers, the cybernetic Hub did not stop cyber attacks, and the resilience one did not prevent hybrid actions, writes the Defence Monitor. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen discussed Monday in Bucharest with President Nicusor Dan, to offer [...]
The European Union provides €60 million to strengthen security in the Black Sea. The announcement was made by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen after meeting with President Nicușor Dan at the Cotroceni Palace. Money will be used for a maritime security centre, but also for search and rescue operations. In addition, Romania will benefit from satellite surveillance and European defence funds, TVR Info reports.
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