Romania supports further sanctions against Russia, confirms President Nicusor Dan
In a significant move, Romanian President Nicusor Dan has underscored the importance of maintaining strong transatlantic unity in the face of Russia's ongoing aggression against Ukraine. This statement was made during a videoconference meeting of the "Coalition of the Willing," chaired by French President Emmanuel Macron and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer on September 4, 2021.
President Dan emphasised that Washington's involvement continues to be crucial in efforts to secure a ceasefire and achieve lasting peace in Ukraine. He reiterated Romania's support for the adoption of additional sanctions against Russia, a stance he has maintained consistently.
The President's message was clear: transatlantic unity and coordination represent "our strength in front of Russia." He further emphasised that strong security for Ukraine is interconnected with further strengthening NATO's presence on the Eastern Flank and at the Black Sea.
President Dan also reaffirmed Romania's commitment to supporting Moldova's democratic and European path, describing it as essential for the stability of Eastern Europe. He welcomed the participation of US representatives at the meeting.
The exact list of countries participating in the "Coalition of the Willing" conference, apart from Romania, France, and Great Britain, was not specified in the provided search results. However, the meeting marked a significant step towards strengthening international cooperation in the face of ongoing geopolitical challenges.
President Dan stated that maintaining pressure on Russia is necessary because it does not appear to seek peace. He concluded by saying that the stability and security of the region depend on the unity and resolve of its democratic allies.
The photo source for this article is Nicusor Dan on the date of the meeting. The meeting marked a significant moment in the ongoing efforts to address the crisis in Ukraine and maintain peace in Eastern Europe. As the situation continues to evolve, the commitment of democratic allies to unity and cooperation remains a beacon of hope for a more peaceful and secure future.
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