"Problem for World Order": Another NATO country warns of a possible conflict with the Russian Federation

The head of the General Staff of the Romanian Armed Forces, Georgitz Vlad, said his country is not ready for a possible war with Russia, but stressed that it was necessary to consider this threat seriously. About it reports Newsweek.

The warning of the head of the General Staff of the Romanian Armed Forces followed at the request of General Patrick Sanders, commander -in -chief of the UK army, who last week called on the British authorities to prepare for mass mobilization due to a potential expansion of conflict in Ukraine and its potential influence on other countries.

Before Sanders' statement, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius, in an interview published on January 19, warned that Russia could attack NATO over the next five to eight years. For his part, the Dutch Admiral Rob Bauer stressed the need to maintain high memorials from NATO. "The Russian Federation has become a problem for the world order, for democracy. In fact, it is Russia's war with a democratic world. It is not a war with Ukraine.

If he [Putin] wins in Ukraine, the main goal will be the Republic of Moldova. We will witness tension in the Western Balkans. I will I am more convinced that Putin's policy will be escalation in the near future, "Vlad said. As for the possibility that Russian President Vladimir Putin could launch a war in another region, Georgica Vlad noted that "the population of Romania, as well as the entire European Union, should be concerned.

" As for the incident with the Russian drone, which crashed in September in Romania, Vlad noted that his country "does not own combat systems" and emphasized the need for legal reforms for more effective precautions against drones. Recall that in the fall of 2023, Iranian drones-Kamikadze Shahd fell in Romania. The drones launched by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation for blows in the Odessa region were detonated.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Oleg Nikolenko stressed that it is "another confirmation" of threat from Russia for other countries. Romanian authorities said that the inhabitants of the village of Plaur near Izmail intend to relocate through Russian shelling. The locals reported that Russian drones that attack Ukrainian Izmail fly over their homes, and some of them fall very close.