Nicușor Dan cere Parlamentului aprobarea pentru trimiterea a până la 20 de militari români într-un comandament de sprijin pentru Ucraina

The Romanian President Nicușor Dan has requested Parliament's approval for the deployment of up to 20 military personnel to the Multinational Force Command supporting Ukraine. This mission does not involve sending combat troops to Ukraine. Romanian soldiers would serve in staff roles within the command structure, which operates on a rotational basis, hosted by France and the UK. The request was reviewed by the joint permanent offices of the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate and will be forwarded to defense committees before a parliamentary vote. The involvement aims to enhance Romania's presence in regional security discussions amid ongoing threats from Russia and the Black Sea region. The operational command was activated in 2025 under the Coalition of the Willing initiative, focusing on strategic planning and coordination of political measures among coalition states. The Romanian military's role is limited to planning and command activities, with no obligation to deploy forces in…