US EditionRomania Opposes a No Fly-Zone on Ukraine Fearing Confrontation with Russia
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Nicușor Dan Does Not Support a “No-Fly” Zone in Ukraine: Doing so Somehow Means Engaging in Conflict
President Nicușor Dan does not support Poland's proposal to establish a "no-fly" zone. Romania "rather" does not support the establishment of a "no-fly" zone over Ukraine, President Nicușor Dan told Antena 3 CNN on Monday evening, adding that, depending on the evolution of things, the authorities in Bucharest could reconsider their position. "We had initial discussions on this subject with people from the national state apparatus, advisors, peo…
Romania opposes a No Fly-Zone on Ukraine fearing confrontation with Russia
Romania is opposing a proposed No-Fly Zone on Ukraine by Poland. The No Fly Zone as proposed by Poland’s Foreign Affairs Minister Radoslaw Sikorski is intended to exclusively shoot down Russian objects targeting NATO countries. According to the Romanian President, Nicusor Dan, the proposal would effectively bring Romania at war with Russia. At the end of the last week, a Russian drone entered Romanian airspace but the Romanian air force escorted…
Romanian President Nicusor Dan said that the country currently "rather does not" support the introduction of a no-fly zone over Ukraine. However, he did not rule out the possibility of revising this position depending on how the situation develops. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to Agerpres. According to Dan, Romania has held initial discussions with representatives of the national government apparatus, advisers, military person…
President Nikushor Dan of Romania stated that his country did not support the establishment of a no-fly zone over Ukraine, which had been mentioned after the invasion of Polish airspace by Russian drones, wrote DIGI.24 Dan added that, depending on developments, Romania could reconsider this view, but the position of Poland differed from that of Poland, which, through the Foreign Minister, Radoslav Sikorski, invited NATO States to consider the po…
Russia would consider it a declaration of war by NATO to establish such zones and allow other countries to obtain Russian drones.
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