The government of Romania approved Finland’s and Sweden’s NATO accession protocols, signed in Brussels on July 5. The accession of the 2 countries, which are firm supporters of the values of the Euro-Atlantic community and have substantial capacity to strengthen the Alliance, will be a valuable strategic benefit for NATO and implicitly for Romania, thanks to the security guarantees that it provides, reads a news release.
The Chamber of Deputies Speaker Marcel Ciolacu announced a week ago that Parliament will complete the ratification process speedily, with a special Parliament sitting to be organised to this end. Ciolacu added that the „illegal” and „unjustified” war started by the Russian Federation against Ukraine has fundamentally altered security parameters.
Radio Romania International
