Three Pakistani nationals have been declared undesirable in Romania for 10 years following information supplied by the Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI). The Bucharest Court of Appeal ordered the measure on Tuesday, November 10, after being notified by prosecutors.
The individuals, identified by their initials as T.M.A., I.A., and A.M., came to the intelligence service’s attention in early 2026.
According to the SRI, they were engaged in activities considered threats to national security under Romania’s counterterrorism legislation.
“The foreign nationals stood out through opinions and actions specific to individuals at an advanced stage of the radicalization process,” the service said in a press release.
“The three also validated and reinforced one another’s radical ideas, accessing terrorist propaganda materials and emotionally charged content, including together. Given these circumstances, the SRI acted to prevent the national security threats arising from the three Pakistani citizens’ presence and activities in Romania from materializing.”
The measure was implemented in cooperation with the Prosecutor’s Office attached to the Bucharest Court of Appeal and the General Inspectorate for Immigration.
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