Paris-Sana
French Armed Forces Minister Florence Parly announced her country's intention to send troops to Romania as part of the buildup that NATO is working on in eastern Europe, under the pretext of protecting Ukraine from allegations he is promoting about Russian interference in it.
"Paris intends to send several hundred men and hopes that the country will be the sponsor of this Atlantic military force that will be deployed in Romania, just as the United Kingdom leads the Atlantic military division in Estonia," claiming that it is a matter of "reassurance within the framework of a defensive alliance," the French minister was quoted by AFP as saying. “.
Parly attributed the reason for choosing Romania to deploy these forces to the fact that it is bordering Ukraine and overlooking the Black Sea, which is also overlooked by Russia and Ukraine.
She pointed out that there will be a meeting soon with members of NATO about sending a military force to Romania.
For his part, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian announced that he will visit Ukraine with German Foreign Minister Annanna Birbock at the beginning of next February.
NATO countries continue to inflame the situation around the Ukrainian crisis and spread allegations about the so-called “Russian invasion” of Ukraine to justify the expansion of its forces in Eastern Europe.