Bucureștiul plusează pentru păstrarea militarilor americani: România s-a alăturat Poloniei și statelor baltice

Romania is willing to cover part of the costs for the U.S. military presence on its territory amid rising tensions in the Black Sea. The country is joining Poland and the Baltic states in offering financial incentives for American troops. Currently, around 1,000 U.S. soldiers are stationed in Romania, and the government plans to invest significantly in military infrastructure. The Pentagon is reviewing its military presence in Europe, which may lead to further troop reductions. Romania aims to increase defense spending to align with NATO goals, despite facing a high budget deficit. Recent drone attacks in the Black Sea have raised security concerns, with France offering assistance.