Romania Will Donate to Ukraine Interceptor Patriot. What the Head of State Said About the Production of Drones: "Things Are Advanced
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President Nicușor Dan announced that Romania will donate intercept missiles to Ukraine for Patriotic systems, as part of a "joint effort of NATO States that have such weapons."It is a joint effort of NATO countries, which have Patriotic interceptors, Romania is one of them, and there will be, again, proportional to the others...
After participating in the inaugural summit of the Carpathian Integration Initiative, President Nicușor Dan, in Ukraine, said that Romania will be among the NATO countries that will donate to Kiev interceptor Patriot. Regarding the drone arrived in the Constanța Port area, the head of state explained that an internal report of all the institutions involved was drawn up, and on the basis of it questions were put to the Ukrainian side.
President Nicușor Dan offered new details about Ukraine's military support after his visit to this country. The head of state spoke about the patriotic interceptors Romania was going to donate, about the production of drones and about the report drawn up after the drone incident at the border.
Nicușor Dan announced that our country will participate with interceptors for Patriotic systems in a new joint effort of the NATO states to support Ukraine's air defence. Thus, the contribution of Bucharest will be established in proportion to that of the other countries that own such equipment. Nicușor Dan did not say and how many interceptors will transfer [...]
President Nicușor Dan announced on Friday during his visit to Ukraine that NATO States with interceptors for Patriotic systems will participate in a joint effort to support Ukraine, to which Romania will also contribute.
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