Earthquake Had Happened in East Europe, Romania 5.0

An Earthquake had just happened in Eastern Europe in Romaina 5.0

Just getting reports of it.

Had being also reported to earthquake.usgs.

Affected countries: Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary, Kosovo, Montenegro, Romania, Slovakia, and Serbia

No damages or injures being reported.


What is most uncommon for the earthquakes to appears in the Balkans and these parts of Eastern Europe.

a reply to: vNex92

Okay I'm not a Seismologist or Geologist or anything of the sort , but is there some sort of Seismic Shift happening in Europe like a fault line rearranging itself or what.

Are the Four Horsemen coming do I need get my go-bag and tactical kits ready ?

There was an Earthquake yesterday in the area too. A 2-3.something one.

Not sure, but my first thoughts were it’s possible fault lines are active/settling in connection to the Turkey one.

Just trying to find the link / thread from the other day, like less than a week ago, could have been part of the Turkey quake threads.

Someone posted up that there would be a quake in Romania within three weeks.

MR

It's happening!!
Sun is roaring and poles are shifting.
Schuman resonance update needed here.

a reply to: vNex92

LT on ANDWEKNOW.com had a segment on the 13th that was a Romanian Senator who accused NATO of using a EQ device to kill people in Turkey for being neutral and there were a few coincidences with nations sending people home from their Embassies a few days ago in Turkey with travel warnings .

Could that have been HAARP in Turkey or a version of it? And did Romania just get the same treatment? IMO, it is a big maybe.

a reply to: Marlborough Red

I feel another Earthquake might happen in Italy or Europe just when it comes to my predictions its amusing almost how most of them had being accurate.

a reply to: Marlborough Red

Someone posted up that there would be a quake in Romania within three weeks.

Who had posted that? they were quite correct.

a reply to: vNex92

That's not too far north of the Turkey quake and there are three plates that meet in the area. The Eurasian, African, and Arabian plates converge there.

It's not unreasonable that there may be aftershocks or other connected seismic zones influenced by the recent large one there.

originally posted by: asabuvsobelow
Are the Four Horsemen coming?

Yes.

originally posted by: asabuvsobelow
....do I need get my go-bag and tactical kits ready?

No. Just get your heart right with God.

Romania looking for the third upper M5.0 range event over the next few days.

In this thread. www.abovetopsecret.com... a reply to: Marlborough Red

originally posted by: Kester

Romania looking for the third upper M5.0 range event over the next few days.

In this thread. www.abovetopsecret.com... a reply to: Marlborough Red

I did an OP on the above purveyor regarding the New Madrid fault line. It was trash bin'ed. I was messaged that the purveyor was bogus.

originally posted by: vNex92
What is most uncommon for the earthquakes to appears in the Balkans and these parts of Eastern Europe.

Don't panic!

The OP is wrong. Earthquakes in the Balkans are not uncommon.

The Balkans is a tectonically active area due to collision, compression, and rotation of the Adria microplate in the north and due to rotation in the large transform Northern Anatolian fault in the south. These processes generate frequent, though usually small, earthquakes.

Seismic activity in the Balkans

Basically, this is not unusual. We will live through this.

Romanian jets have scrambled due to a balloon. What if… nah!