Source: Romanian government approves draft law to give Patriot defence system to Ukraine | Reuters
Romania’s coalition government approved a draft law on Monday enabling the donation of a Patriot missile defence system to Ukraine and sent it to parliament for a final vote.
Romania, a NATO member since 2004, shares a 650-km (400-mile) border with Ukraine and has had Russian drone fragments stray into its territory repeatedly as Moscow attacks Ukrainian ports just across the Danube River border.
Bucharest said in June that it would donate one of its two operational Patriot systems to Ukraine on condition that allies replace it with a similar air defence system.
It is part of a delivery of five such systems and other strategic air defence units pledged by NATO states to Kyiv as it battles Russia’s invasion.
罗马尼亚联合政府周一批准了一项法律草案，允许向乌克兰捐赠爱国者导弹防御系统，并将其提交议会进行最终投票。 罗马尼亚自 2004 年起成为北约成员国，与乌克兰有 650 公里（400 英里）的边界，当莫斯科袭击多瑙河边境的乌克兰港口时，俄罗斯无人机碎片多次误入其领土。 布加勒斯特六月份表示，该国将向乌克兰捐赠两套正在运行的爱国者系统之一，条件是盟国用类似的防空系统替换它。 这是北约国家承诺向基辅交付五个此类系统和其他战略防空部队的一部分，以对抗俄罗斯的入侵。
