Romania wants to pay to keep American soldiers on its territory
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Romania wants to pay for American soldiers to remain on the country's territory. The information was published by Știrile ProTV, in its foreign news section.
In a statement quoted by the press, Romania says it has "a great deal to offer." The source material does not provide details about what this offer would include, nor about the sum under discussion.
Romania already hosts American military personnel on its territory. The best-known locations are the Mihail Kogălniceanu base, near Constanța, and the Deveselu base, in Olt County. The presence of these forces is part of Romania's cooperation with the United States and with NATO.
The subject is important for the country's security, especially in the context of the war in Ukraine, when the states on NATO's eastern flank have become more attentive to their defence. So far, no concrete decisions have been announced. Readers will be able to follow the development of these discussions in the coming weeks.
Sources: Stirile ProTV
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