US plans to transfer nuclear weapons from Turkey to Romania, EurActiv says

US intends to move its nuclear weapons from Turkey to Romania amid deteriorating relations between Washington and Ankara following the July military coup, informed EurActiv.com citing two independent sources and adding that the Romanian Foreign Ministry strongly denies the information.

The United States would have already started the procedure of moving the nuclear warheads stored at the air base Incirlik in Turkey and Deveselu military base in southern Romania is rumored to be the new home for the nukes.

“It’s not easy to relocate more than 20 nuclear weapons,” said a military source for Euractiv.com.

The Romanian Foreign Ministry denies the reports. “In response to your request, the Foreign Ministry firmly rejects this information that you refer to,” reads a MFA response for the EurActiv journalists.
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However, American and NATO officials are more cautious with the declarations. Representatives of the US State Department avoided to make comments and urged journalists to address the Department of Defense.

Meanwhile, NATO adopted a diplomatic position, saying that the allies must ensure that the US nuclear weapons in Europe are “safe”.

According to Euractiv, the storage of US nuclear weapons in Europe has never been officially confirmed, however it is well known that such weapons are currently hosted in Belgium, Holland, Germany and Italy.