US EditionShocking: Romania Bought Fighter Jets for One Euro, Zelenskyys Can Be Happy
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Romania signed a contract for the purchase of 18 F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft and associated equipment from the Dutch Government for a symbolic amount of Euro1. The aircraft will be used only for training and training pilots, writing Adevarul with reference to the Romanian Minister of Defence, Ionuz Moshtru.
Romania has signed a contract with the Netherlands to purchase 18 F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft for a symbolic sum of one euro. The new aircraft will be used exclusively for training pilots from NATO countries and Ukraine, Romanian Defense Minister Ionut Mosteanu announced.
Romania has purchased 18 F-16 aircraft from the Netherlands for a symbolic sum of one euro, the Dutch Ministry of Defense announced. The aircraft will be used to train NATO and Ukrainian pilots at the European F-16 Training Center in Fetesti, which is becoming a regional aviation hub.
Combat aircraft are used exclusively for exercises and training.
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