“European countries want US President Donald Trump to launch US fighters in Romania as part of US security guarantees for Ukraine. Source: The Times Details: In particular, high-ranking European military leaders are discussing the deployment of US F-35 fighter jets in Romania, where NATO is building its largest airbase in Europe to restrain Russia’s re-invasion.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: The Times
Details: In particular, high-ranking European military leaders are discussing the deployment of US F-35 American fighters in Romania, where NATO is building its largest air base in Europe to restrain Russia’s re-invasion.
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This issue was raised at General Dan Kane, the Chairman of the Joint Committee of US Chiefs of Staff with military representatives from the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Finland and Italy to discuss US security guarantees.
Yes, NATO is now carrying out aircraft patrol missions over the Black Sea from Mikhail Kongelnician’s aircraft in Romania, which was the center for US troops during the Iraq war and is the most likely location of US aircraft.
In addition to Romania -based American fighters, European countries want guarantees to further use American GPS satellites and intelligence in Ukraine.
In Europe, the United States wants the US to supply Ukraine with Patriot and NASAMS air defense missiles, as well as permission to flight reconnaissance aircraft over the Black Sea.
British planes Rivet Joint carry out reconnaissance missions from the first days of the war, but Boeing aircraft requires America’s approval for flights.
Recall:
- As part of the so-called coalition, the UK offered to deploy Typhoon fighters in the west of Ukraine and a brigade of 3000-5000 servicemen for training in the Ukrainian army. France, Canada and Australia can also send troops to the west of Ukraine.
- However, Russia denies against the deployment of any Western troops. On Wednesday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Moscow and Beijing should be vetoed by Ukraine’s military support by the event, and called NATO’s negotiations on security guarantees “nowhere”.