Ministrul de Externe, după suspendarea livrărilor de petrol din Kazahstan: Lucrăm la creșterea securității la Marea Neagră

Romania is in discussions with Kazakhstan to enhance security in the Black Sea following a significant reduction in oil production due to drone attacks. The interim Foreign Minister, Oana Țoiu, emphasized the importance of accessing Kazakh oil, as Romania relies heavily on these imports. The situation has raised concerns among EU countries dependent on Kazakh oil, particularly after attacks on shipping routes. Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan reassured citizens about supply stability but warned of potential gasoline production decreases if deliveries do not resume.