According to an article in The Independent, Romania and Denmark could be targeted by Russian reprisals due to the significant assistance provided to Ukraine. Security experts, Claudiu Degeratu and General (r) Virgil Bălăceanu, discuss the risks that both countries are exposed to. Degeratu emphasizes that, although the danger is real, Russia will not launch a conventional military attack but will resort to hybrid actions, such as sabotage. He anticipates an intensification of these actions in the coming months, without excluding a long-term confrontation between Russia and NATO.
Bălăceanu believes that Putin's threats are part of an informational war, but acknowledges Russia's intentions to control the Black Sea and expand its influence over Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova. He warns that Romania must prepare for any eventuality, strengthening its defense and involving the entire society in preparation for defense. In conclusion, Romania must remain vigilant and strengthen its deterrent posture to prevent any attack.
Bălăceanu believes that Putin's threats are part of an informational war, but acknowledges Russia's intentions to control the Black Sea and expand its influence over Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova. He warns that Romania must prepare for any eventuality, strengthening its defense and involving the entire society in preparation for defense. In conclusion, Romania must remain vigilant and strengthen its deterrent posture to prevent any attack.
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