Slovakia to deploy low-altitude radars, personnel to Romania to strengthen eastern border surveillance - DefMin
The Slovak government has approved the deployment of low-altitude radars and personnel to operate them in Romania, interim Defence Minister Radu Miruta announced on Tuesday.
Miruta is attending the informal meeting of EU defence ministers in Wicklow, Ireland.
'Sometimes, hard work at meetings produces concrete results. I thank my counterpart Robert Kalinak, as well as the Slovak government, for approving the deployment to Romania of low-altitude radars and personnel to operate them. This is a response to the request I made at both NATO and European Union level to strengthen surveillance capabilities along our eastern border,' Miruta wrote on Facebook.
The Romanian minister thanked his Slovak counterpart during the informal meeting of EU defence ministers in Ireland.
'I stressed once again how important it is to demonstrate in practice how cooperation between states works. Romania has shown that it is a serious partner that does not ask for anything before doing its own homework,' Miruta said. AGERPRES (RO - writing by: Georgiana Tanasescu; EN - writing by: Simona Iacob)
The content of the www.agerpres.ro website has the exclusive purpose of public informing.
All the information published on this website by AGERPRES is protected by relevant legal dispositions.
It is forbidden to copy, reproduce, recompile, decompile, distribute, publish, display, modify, create derived components or products or full services, as well as any exploitation of the site's content.
Details in the section Terms of Use. If you are interested in picking up AGERPRES news items, please contact the Marketing Department – marketing@agerpres.ro.
The use of the Comments section entails your obligation to respect the AGERPRES terms and conditions in regards to the publishing of comments on the www.agerpres.ro.
Other news in category
Unemployment rate falls to 6.4% in July; youth unemployment remains high at 30.8%
The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 6.4% in July, down 0.4 percentage points from June this year, but remained high among young people, at 30.8%, according to the National Institute of Statistics (INS) data released on Tuesday. The estimated number of unemployed people (aged 15-74) was 526,800 in July 2026, down from the previous month, when 555,500
RADR2026/President Dan: Romania is a contributor to transatlantic, Eastern Flank and region security
Romania is a contributor to transatlantic security, the security of the Eastern Flank and that of the region where we are located, President Nicusor Dan said on Tuesday in his address delivered at Cotroceni Presidential Palace to the diplomatic corps on the occasion of the Annual Meeting of Romanian Diplomacy (RADR). The head of state said Romanian diplomacy h
Angela Merkel to launch 'Freedom: Memoirs 1954-2021' in Bucharest, on Tuesday
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel is coming to Bucharest, where she will launch her book 'Freedom: Memoirs 1954-2021' on Tuesday. According to a Litera Publishing House press release, the event will take place at the Romanian Athenaeum at 19:00 in the form of a public dialogue between Angela Merkel and journalist and diplomat Emil Hurezeanu, forme
Interim ForMin Toiu to attend informal meeting of EU ministers responsible for foreign affairs (Gymnich)
Interim Foreign Affairs Minister Oana Toiu will attend the informal meeting of EU foreign affairs ministers (Gymnich) in Wicklow, Ireland, on Tuesday and Wednesday, the country holding the Presidency of the Council of the European Union. According to a Foreign Affairs Ministry (MAE) release sent to AGERPRES, counterparts from Canada, Switzerland, Iceland, Norw
SPP head Pahontu makes his case, wants accusations against him clarified as soon as possible
Lucian Pahontu, head of the Protection and Guard Service (SPP), issued on Monday a detailed public statement addressing accusations regarding his alleged involvement in the violent repression of the 1989 Revolution and the June 1990 events. He said he wants the allegations clarified as soon as possible, stressing that they affect both his dignity and his military career.
Interior Minister Predoiu, U.S. Congressman Mike Rogers discuss Black Sea strategic importance
Interior Minister Catalin Predoiu met Monday with U.S. Congressman Mike Rogers, Chair of the House Armed Services Committee, where they discussed regional security developments and the strategic importance of the Black Sea. According to an Interior Ministry statement, the meeting took place during a visit to Romania by a U.S. Congressional delegation led by Ro
Acting PM: NRRP delivered major investment leap, but delays hit with real consequences
Acting Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan said Monday that implementation of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP) allowed Romania to make 'an important leap' in the field of investments, while noting that there were however delays in completing certain projects and meeting specific milestones. He said the Government has taken steps to recover thos
Foreign diplomatic missions in Bucharest mark Romanian Language Day with social media tributes
Several foreign diplomatic missions accredited in Bucharest marked Romanian Language Day on Monday with original posts on their social media pages, featuring a fragment from Ion Creanga's Childhood Memories, a dialogue with Artificial Intelligence showcasing Romanian words that cannot be translated, and references to the Latin roots of the Romanian language.
InterimForMin: Faced with storms, Romania has managed to respond not only defensively but assertively
Faced with the 'storms' in international politics, Romania has managed to respond not only defensively but assertively, interim Foreign Minister Oana Toiu told the opening of the Annual Meeting of Romanian Diplomacy on Monday. Oana Toiu said that Romania is resilient in the current security context.
Senate president: Romania of 2026 - active NATO security provider, particularly on Eastern Flank, Black Sea
The Romania of 2026 must be an active security provider within NATO, particularly on the Eastern Flank and in the Black Sea region, while the Strategic Partnership with the United States is an anchor of security and development, Senate President Mircea Abrudean said on Monday at the Annual Meeting of Romanian Diplomacy. 'We are living through a period in w
President Dan: Romanian Language Day celebrated for first time across Romania, Moldova, Ukraine
President Nicusor Dan said on Monday that Romanian Language Day is being celebrated for the first time in three countries - Romania, the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine - and noted that protecting the rights of Romanians abroad and promoting the Romanian language and culture remain key objectives of the Romanian state beyond its borders. 'Today we celebrat
Budget deficit falls to 2.34pct of GDP in first seven months of 2026
The execution of the general consolidated budget in the first seven months of 2026 ended with a deficit of 48.08 billion lei, 28.36 billion lei lower than the deficit worth 76.44 billion lei recorded in the same period of 2025, representing a nominal reduction of 37%, according to data the Finance Ministry (MF) released on Monday. As a share of GDP, the defici
US Congress delegation visits Borcea Air Base with Romanian defence minister
A delegation of the US House of Representatives, led by Mike Rogers, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, visited the Borcea Air Base on Sunday, accompanied by National Defence Minister Radu Miruta, where Romania reiterated its commitment 'to remain a fully engaged ally in efforts to strengthen collective defence'. According to a press relea
Romanian Language Day marked in Ukraine for first time; events held in Chernivtsi
Romanian Language Day was marked for the first time in Chernivtsi on Saturday. Photo: (c) CRISTIAN LUPASCU / AGERPRES Representatives of the Romanian authorities, the Romanian diplomatic mission in Ukraine and the Romanian community in