Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan said Romania will not send troops to Ukraine, but will provide NATO military bases for air support.
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In a recent statement, Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan emphasized that Romania will not send troops to Ukraine, but will support NATO through the use of its military bases by allied forces. He noted that the Romanian military is collaborating with allies for air patrols in the Black Sea. His comments come in the context of negotiations for a meeting between the leaders of Russia and Ukraine, while the United States could offer security guarantees through an air presence in Romania.
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