UK and Romania Forge Defence Pact to Bolster Support for Ukraine

The treaty marks a significant step in the UK's efforts to reset post-Brexit relations with EU allies.

The UK and Romania have signed a new defence treaty to enhance cooperation in supporting Ukraine amid ongoing conflict with Russia.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Romanian PM Marcel Ciolacu met in London to solidify the agreement, highlighting the growing defence relationship between the two nations.
The treaty includes the formation of a joint defence committee to coordinate efforts and address shared security threats.
Romania has contributed military personnel to the UK to train Ukrainian recruits under Operation Interflex, which focuses on basic infantry and combat skills.
This agreement follows a recent UK-Germany defence deal, emphasizing the UK's commitment to strengthening ties with European allies post-Brexit.