"No signs": Stoltenberg explained the NATO reaction to the wreckage of drones of the Russian Federation in Romania (video)

The head of the military bloc still drew attention to the fact that the Russian war and careless blows on the border with Romania destabilize the situation in the whole region. The fall of Russian drones into Romania does not indicate a deliberate attack on one of NATO members. This was stated by the Secretary General of the Alliance Jens Stoltenberg at a briefing with President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky in Kiev. He noted that this issue needs additional study.

The head of the military bloc drew attention to the fact that the Russian war and careless blows on the border with Romania, of course, destabilize the situation in the whole region. "We have no signs that it was a deliberate attack on the NATO Union country," Stoltenberg said. NATO has increased its presence in the Eastern Alliance countries. The block sells careful control over the airspace. The Alliance forces intensified air patrols, put monitoring forces there.

In addition, additional F-16 aircraft were launched in Romania. NATO is allegedly ready to protect all members of the Alliance if any destabilizing factors will be. Stoltenberg also commented on the offensive of Ukrainian troops to Russian positions. The forces of defense, according to him, are fighting daily and gradually conquering the territories. "Every meter that is returned by Ukrainian troops is a meter that is losing Russia," NATO Secretary General.

The Romanian Ministry of Defense reported that fragments were found 15 km from the Romanian-Ukrainian border, which could be elements of Russian drone. Fragments were discovered after the attacks of Russian drones on Izmail. On September 28, the Romanian Foreign Ministry found that the war in Ukraine had affected their country.