
Kamala Harris heads to Romania in her latest push to reassure US allies over Russia
CNN
Vice President Kamala Harris ventures farther toward NATO's eastern edge Friday with a stop in Romania, a country suddenly thrust into priority position for the United States as fighting rages over its border in Ukraine.
President Joe Biden has already dispatched 1,000 troops to Romania and pledged support for the country as it accommodates a major influx of migrants fleeing the war next door. But a visit by his number two is meant to demonstrate American commitment at a deeply uncertain moment for the region.
Unlike Ukraine, Romania is a member of NATO and an attack on the country by Russia would trigger the alliance's collective defense treaty, which says an attack on one is an attack on all.

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