US EditionUkraine and Romania Sign Agreements for Joint Drone Production and Strategic Cooperation
Ukraine and Romania will co-produce Ukrainian defense drones to enhance their military industries and regional security, following a strategic agreement signed by their presidents.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Romanian President Nicușor Dan signed a statement of intent to enable production of Ukrainian defence systems, including drones, in Romania.
- Faced with cross‑border drone incursions and Romania's 650km border, the deal responds to Russia's full‑scale 2022 invasion and Ukraine's drone and counter‑drone systems.
- The two leaders signed documents on energy cooperation and broader partnership that discuss US liquefied natural gas via Romanian pipelines and Black Sea projects, and Zelensky toured a facility where Ukrainian pilots train to operate F‑16s.
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On the eve of his visit to Paris, Volodymyr Zelensky was in Bucharest, Romania. At his meeting on Thursday 12 March with his Romanian counterpart Nicusor Dan, the Ukrainian president signed a declaration of intent to install drone manufacturing plants in Romania.
Ukraine and Romania sign strategic partnership, plan joint drone production
Ukraine and Romania have signed a Declaration on Strategic Partnership and are preparing to jointly manufacture drones. On Wednesday, March 12, Ukraine and Romania signed a Declaration on Strategic Partnership. The document was signed by the two countries’ leaders, Volodymyr Zelensky and Nicușor Dan, in Bucharest. Details were published by the Romanian president’s press service. Dan described the signing of the declaration as “an important momen…
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and his Romanian counterpart Nicusor Dan agreed on the joint production of drones in Romania during their visit to Bucharest today. The two presidents also signed an energy agreement that envisages increasing the scope of cooperation between the countries in the field of electricity, foreign agencies report.
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