Nicușor Dan Gives Trump's Right to CNN: "Putin Doesn't Want to Stop the War. Warning for Europe • Newsweek Romania
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A direct attack by Russia against a NATO state is unlikely in the short term, but European allies must be prepared for any scenario, President Nicușor Dan told CNN. The statement was made in an interview given to the American post on Tuesday night towards Wednesday, around 1:30, Romania's time. ...
President Nicușor Dan, in the United States at the UN General Assembly, gave an interview to the SiriusXM radio station, in which he touched on several themes, including Romania's security and military cooperation with the United States. He reaffirmed our country's support for Ukraine in the war unleashed by Russia.
President Nicușor Dan, currently in New York, will give a CNN interview, which will be broadcast on Tuesday night towards Wednesday, around 01.30, Romanian time. The article Nicușor Dan will give an interview to the American CNN post, on Tuesday night towards Wednesday first appears on Romania TV.
President Nicușor Dan spoke in a wide-ranging CNN interview about Russia's real readiness for negotiations, the likelihood of a direct attack on a NATO state and the presence of American troops in Romania.
Nicușor Dan said, in an interview given CNN in New York, that he does not consider Russia very likely to attack a NATO state in a year or two, but the Alliance must be prepared for such an eventuality. The head of the Romanian state at the same time supported continued support for Ukraine and sanctions against Russia.
President Nicușor Dan said, in an interview given CNN, that Donald Trump "is right when he asks Europe to assume a greater share of the costs of its defence. He asked about the reduction of American military personnel in Europe and the fears that this could encourage Russia, Nicușor Dan spoke about the situation of the troops [...] Article Nicușor Dan, interview with CNN: "Trump is right that Europe must contribute more to defence.It appears fir…
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