Declarația ambasadoarei SUA despre România, confirmată de un alt mare ziar străin. Reacția guvernului american

The U.S. ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, suggested that the U.S. could topple governments, referencing Romania, during a dinner in Athens. This statement has drawn significant political reactions in both Romania and Greece. Following the remarks, the Romanian government collapsed in May after the Social Democrats withdrew from the coalition. The U.S. State Department emphasized its strong partnership with Romania, asserting confidence in its democracy. Guilfoyle also promoted U.S. liquefied natural gas sales to Romania, which contributed to political tensions. The Greek government responded by denying any threat to its stability, reaffirming strong U.S. relations.