O clasă în limba română din Ucraina a fost închisă la 4 zile de la deschidere. Ministerul de Externe face verificări

A Romanian language class in Ukraine was closed just four days after its opening, prompting the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to investigate the situation. The class in Cartal (Orlivka), where nearly the entire population is Romanian, was established on September 1 but shut down shortly after. The Romanian Consulate in Odesa had worked to open the class following community requests. The Ministry is actively seeking solutions to ensure education in Romanian continues, emphasizing the importance of minority rights in Ukraine's EU accession process. Parents have faced challenges in enrolling their children in the Romanian class, with reports of pressure to switch to Ukrainian classes. The situation reflects ongoing concerns about educational rights for the Romanian community in the Odesa region.