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A document sent to state hospitals in Romania causes tension among employees. Doctors are kept under review, in the context of the war in Ukraine, a state that the Bucharest Government supports militarily, financially and humanitarianly.
One of the doctors in question sent Ziare.com the document, specifying:
“At our hospital, records are made of people fit for enlistment. They wanted to see which of the men had military rank. The problem is that all the men employed here filled it. The chief assistant received this sheet, which he gave to us further on. This is the second time we have received something like this. We were not presented with the right to refuse to sign this, and I don’t think anyone refused,” the source told Ziare.com.
Ziare.com has protected the identification data of the doctor who decided to make the information public:
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Klaus Iohannis: “Romania will continue to support Ukraine”
Ukraine has lost the territories considered “pro-Russian” for a year and a half, as a result of Russia’s aggression, an illegal action, according to international law. However, despite the bad situation on the front for Ukraine, the conflict continues. The Joe Biden administration has repeatedly stated that military aid to the Volodymyr Zelenskiy administration will not stop. On Tuesday, May 7, following the meeting with Joe Biden, President Klaus Iohannis reiterated his support for our neighbors.
“Romania will continue to support Ukraine, our common priority of both the EU and the US is to not allow Russia to win the war in Ukraine,” declared Iohannis.
Meanwhile, the information regarding the financial and military support that the Romanian Government gives to Ukraine, in the regional conflict, remains secret.
According to the Western media, despite the help from the US and the EU, “Ukraine is headed for defeat”, writes Politico.
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