Raport secret MApN: Cum au neutralizat „turiștii” ruși armata cehoslovacă într-o singură zi, în timpul invaziei din august 1968

Three Romanian officers were detained by Soviet troops during the invasion of Czechoslovakia in August 1968, as detailed in a secret report by the Ministry of National Defense. The report outlines the strategy used by the Soviets to incapacitate the Czechoslovak army and how disguised agents gathered vital information prior to the invasion. The Romanian delegation, invited for military exercises, was unable to leave due to the invasion. They were blocked from reaching the Romanian embassy in Prague and faced refusal from Soviet officers to allow communication. Eventually, they managed to reach Prague with the help of Czechoslovak military personnel. The report also highlights the brutal arrest of Czechoslovak leader Alexander Dubcek by Soviet officers.