At the NATO-Ukraine Council, Foreign Minister Oana Țoiu reaffirmed Romania's commitment to support Ukraine's sovereignty and a just peace in the region. She emphasized the role of the Romania-US Strategic Partnership in the stability of the Black Sea and mentioned the decision of the allies to strengthen NATO to respond to threats. Țoiu, recently appointed head of the MFA, also discussed the ministry's priorities, including the situation in the Middle East.
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