Presidential Administration: Romania Does Not Send Combat Troops to Ukraine nor Military Troops to the Front

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Romania does not plan to send combat troops to Ukraine; up to 20 troops can work in command structures in France and the United Kingdom.

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The Romanian President ' s administration denied the alleged plans to send its troops to Ukraine to take part in hostilities, which in Bucharest was described as manipulation.

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The Presidential Administration rejects the rumors that Romania would send military personnel to Ukraine. The Presidency states that up to 20 Romanian military personnel could participate in planning and coordination activities in France and the UK, not on the front. Article The Presidential Administration reveals the rumors that Romania would send military personnel to Ukraine: "Do not fight. Do not go on the front. It is an alarmed manipulatio…

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On Wednesday, the Presidential Administration sent a press release in which it denounced "a false narrative according to which Romania would send soldiers to Ukraine to participate in the war." Cotroceni, who said that the false information circulated in the online environment in recent days, said that "Romania does not send soldiers to the front ...

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The Presidential Administration states that in the last few days, a false narrative spreads in the online environment that Romania is going to send soldiers to Ukraine to participate in the war and states that it is an alarmed manipulation that deliberately distorts an administrative decision in order to feed the unfounded theory of attracting Romania into conflict. The Cotroceni explains that the President of Romania has requested Parliament to…

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Romania's President, Nicușor Dan, has requested Parliament to approve the participation of the Romanian Army with no more than 20 military personnel in the Operational Command of the Multinational Force in support of Ukraine. The mission does not, however, involve sending combat troops to Ukrainian territory.