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Romania Says It Does Not Believe Russia Plans to Attack NATO

Romanian officials say they do not believe Russia currently intends to launch an attack against NATO or its member states.

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Romania Says It Does Not Believe Russia Plans to Attack NATO

Romania has said it does not believe Russia is planning an attack against NATO. The assessment reflects Bucharest’s current view of the security situation, even as tensions between Russia and the alliance remain high. Romanian officials continue to monitor regional developments and maintain close coordination with NATO partners. While authorities do not currently expect a direct assault, they remain focused on deterrence, defense preparedness, and protecting the country’s eastern flank. The statement seeks to reassure the public amid ongoing concerns about regional security.

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