Washington ceased to trust Ankara, the source said.
The decision was made on the background of worsening relations between Washington and Ankara.
According to one source, the transfer is complex in technical and political terms.
“It’s not easy to move 20 units of nuclear weapons,” the source said on condition of anonymity.
Another source said that Turkish-American relations are so strained after a coup attempt that Washington did not trust Ankara in the issue of deployment of nuclear weapons and puts it at the Deveselu air base in Romania.
Asked to comment on the information, Derdevelopment the United States said that the question should be directed to the Pentagon.
At the same time, NATO diplomatically replied that the allies must ensure that their deployed nuclear weapons in Europe remain “safe.”
The Ministry of foreign Affairs of Romania categorically denied the information that the country has become a new base for US nuclear weapons.
