A Festering War in Europe Is Emerging as the New Normal, as Blinken Overnights in Kyiv and a  Russian Drone Crashes in Romania 

Nor was Romania the first to show up at this strange party.

Romanian Defense Ministry via AP
Romania's defense minister, Angel Tilvar, second from left, in the Danube Delta close to the Ukrainian border, September 6, 2023. Romanian Defense Ministry via AP

Romania was not the first country to show up at this strange party. Its defense minister, Angel Tilvar, admitted on Wednesday that parts of an Iranian-made drone from Russia’s recent attacks on a Ukrainian port on the Danube were found on the territory of his country, a member of NATO.

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