The president of the PSD, Marcel Ciolacu, was visibly impressed by the weapons and combat equipment of the Romanian special forces, during the exhibition of military equipment in Târgu Mureș, which he visited together with the prime minister and the president of the PNL, Nicolae Ciucă. Ciolacu wanted to personally check out several weapon models and at one point even joked with the Liberal Interior Minister, Lucian Bode, that he “took aim at” while looking through the scope of an assault weapon .
“Give it!”, Ciolacu can be heard at one point while impatiently asking Ciucă to test a weapon from the special operations forces of the Romanian army.
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“Here we have a 416,” says a military man trying to explain some technical data about the said weapon. “It weighs 7 kilograms.”
“It’s heavy!” says Ciolacu as he weighs the weapon in his hands. The PSD leader’s passion for hunting is well known.
“Well, it’s hard…” comes the answer of Nicolae Ciucă, former head of the Romanian army and former Minister of Defense.
Marcel Ciolacu then started testing a pair of binoculars. The PSD leader declares himself extremely satisfied.
„Super! Super!”
After a few moments, Marcel Ciolacu is presented with another model of weapon. After looking through the binoculars for a few seconds, the PSD leader directly addressed the Interior Minister, from the PNL, Lucian Bode, who was also at the exhibition.
“You’re right on target, Mr. Minister,” Ciolacu says to Bode.
Prime Minister Nicolae Ciucă and the President of the Chamber of Deputies, Marcel Ciolacu, tested on Thursday the most modern infantry weapons of the Romanian troops and explained to them how they are used. Everything happened during an exhibition of military equipment in Târgu Mureș. The two leaders also participated in the events organized on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Târgu Mureş Special Operations Forces.
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M.L.
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