The Romanian Foreign Minister Luminita Odobescu participated in the meeting of NATO foreign ministers in Brussels, where she referred to Romania’s multi-dimensional and comprehensive support for the neighboring Ukraine, invaded by the Russian troops and its determination to continue these efforts as long as necessary. During the NATO-Ukraine Council, which involved the participation of Ukraine’s Foreign Minister, Dmitro Kuleba, the head of the diplomacy in Bucharest highlighted the importance of maintaining the firm commitment to Ukraine and the support for its Euro-Atlantic development, adding that the Alliance’s future summit in Washington, represents an opportune moment for consistent and ambitious decisions. The ministerial meeting in Brussels also marked 75 years since the foundation of the North-Atlantic Alliance.
