Ionuț Măițanu, at the meeting of the Ministers of Defense in the EU: “Romania must have a level of endowment to discourage any aggressor”
The Minister of Defense declared, after the meeting of the defense ministers in the EU states held in Denmark, that Romania supports fast investments in the defense industry, the construction of new factories and strategic partnerships, as well as the allocation of funds for military infrastructure.
The Minister of Defense supported in the EU the endowment of the Romanian army / photo source: Ionuț Mosteanu
The Minister of Defense has announced the new directions for the Security of Romania and Europe
The Minister of National Defense, Ionuţ Mărieanu, showed that within the Denmark meeting of the defense ministers in the EU states he held the essential directions for the Security of Romania and Europe, according to Agerpres.
“We have supported the flexibility of the legislation to urgent investments in the defense industry capacities. Europe and Romania must develop its defense industry to cope with a future threat. We must have a level of endowment to discourage any aggressor. The objective is clear: to build new factories and partnerships in Romania”, said Mori, according to a Facebook post.
The objective is clear: “To build new factories and partnerships in Romania”
The Minister of Defense has supported the simplification of evaluation mechanisms for SAFE financing to become a successful model and I required the allocation of substantial funds for military mobility – roads, highways, bridges, railways and intermodal capabilities with dual use.
“Of course we also discussed about Ukraine and the common effort we make to support it, because Ukraine is now the priority of European defense. Only together can we ensure the security of the continent,” said Morianu.
The Minister of Defense has revealed what the military packages offered to Ukraine of Romania contained: “From bullets, headphones, to Patriot rockets”
Minister Ionuț Moșteanu, said that Romania sent Ukraine over 20 tanks of military aid – from bullets and headphones to Patriot tanks and rockets – but the government decisions that authorized them were secreted by the CSAT, and their desecretion depends on the decision of this forum.
The Minister of Defense, Ionuţ Măriţă, states that the fact that Romania granted over 20 tranches of military aid was kept secret is due to decisions taken by the Supreme Council of the Country (CSAT), which established that the Government Decisions on Military Aid will be secreted. “I, personally, are for transparency, I would transparenize tomorrow, if I could,” says Mureanu, revealing that Romania sent Ukraine “From bullets and headphones, to patriotic tanks and missiles.”
