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Romania to send military in Iraq

By Alina Grigoras
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Romania wants to send military instructors in Iraq, within the international coalition fighting ISIS. President Klaus Iohannis asked the Parliament to approve this mission.

So, 50 Romanian military coming from Special Forces, military information and land forces brigades will train the Iraqi army. The mission is scheduled only for this year and will be deployed only on the Iraqi territory.

The mission has been already approved by the Supreme Council for National Defence, got the green light of the Parliament’s specialist committees but it still needs the plenary vote. After that, the Defence Ministry will sign a memorandum with the US partners who are leading the international coalition against ISIS.

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Alina Grigoras

Alina Grigoras, Editor-in-Chief

I have been editor-in-chief at the Romanian Journal for almost 7 years and in the Romanian and English-based news editing for more than 20 years, mostly reporting for the Politics and Society columns.
I graduated in journalism in 2000, having worked as a print editor since then. Print and radio correspondent during college days. BA degree in journalism and MA in advertising.
The expertise in both print and online has allowed me to learn both sides of content and I am still learning and improving myself...
I am a keen observer of reality, favoring strong interpersonal communication, I define myself more like a colleague rather than a chief and a fan of brainstorming and team work.
Passionate about reading, writing, storytelling, psychology and traveling. Published author
(“Scufia cu Vise” book for children, published in 2014).

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