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For what does flow out of Ukraine by a truck heading for shipment to the Mediterranean

to the Black Sea to the world? Food, especially, but other products are flowing in and out

of Romania. However, that is not adequate for NATO's thinking about what comes next.

The headline in the New York Times in these last days, in Romania, US troops trained close

to Russia's war, signal to Moscow, the deployment of a to a NATO country near the conflict

in Ukraine has seen as a model of deterrence for US military that has recently stepped

back from direct fighting. And then there's a photograph of the 101st Airborne training

in Romania. And Tonya, I'm reading all these matters and puzzling how the Romanian

public thinks about the 101st Airborne. And it's training not only for itself, but with

Romanian troops in your country. And then there's the matter of air defense, new systems

being put into Romania. Does the government seek to ask the public how they feel about

this because it not only makes Romania a target, it makes Romania a battlefield?

That is for sure one thing that Romania's have been concerned with for a number of decades,

I would say. And I say that because Romania and Romania in particular has seeked US help

with regards to its strategy towards Russia and its strategy in the Black Sea. So we see

all this as sort of a success, a strategic success for us. And Romania's are not worried.

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