Romania: Russia Has No Plans to Attack NATO

In Romania's Ministry of Defense, there is no indication that Russia intends to attack a NATO country.

Consensus

Russia has no plans to attack NATO countries.
Romania's acting defense minister expressed confidence in the absence of Russian intentions to attack NATO members.
NATO countries are acting cohesively and sharing intelligence.
Intelligence assessments from NATO allies do not indicate any signs of Russian aggression.
The Russian leadership has repeatedly denied allegations of planning attacks on NATO countries.

NATO is preparing for war against Russia, with military reorganization underway and a target readiness date of 2030, despite statements from Romania and Finland. — vesti
Statements from Romanian and Finnish leaders are seen as rhetoric rather than a shift in policy, and should not be taken as evidence of reduced tensions. — vesti
Ivonne Baki, former Ecuadorian diplomat and UN candidate, called for negotiations between Russia and Ukraine and suggested non-membership in NATO as a condition for resolving the crisis. — vm