Russia influence Romania? Election scandal shakes the EU!
Russia influence Romania? Election scandal shakes the EU!
Bukarest, Rumänien - In Romania, the surprising victory of the pro -Russian and right -wing extremist presidential candidate Calin Georgescu ensures excitement in the first round of the presidential election. Georgescu, who was heard with revolutionary ideas and on social media, especially among young voters, achieved surprising 23 percent in the surveys. krone.at reports of a possible influence of the election results by a coordinated campaign on the Tikok platform, which was classified by the Romanian secret service as part of an "aggressive Russian hybrid attack". The secret service also recorded 85,000 hacker attacks, and official election websites were also affected.
Georgescu, who is known for his controversy views, said not to have spent any money for his online election campaign. Nevertheless, he was celebrated as a "Tikok candidate", which raises questions about the actual influences and supporters of his election campaign. He is perceived by political analysts as a threatening turn for Romania's European orientation, since a possible victory could strongly question his geopolitical ambitions. Fr.a> illuminates the concern that prevails in the US Foreign Ministry, which endangers the western binding of Romania could.
a worrying election scenario
The upcoming stitch elections on December 1st could become a decisive choice of direction for the country. While Georgescu may strive for the nationalist or even pro-Russian course, his competitor Elena Lasconi represents a pro-European attitude. Experts warn of the potentially severe political implications of Georgescu's election victory, whose ideas could also have repercussions on the membership of Romania in NATO. Such a result could not only undermine confidence in the NATO strategies in the region, but also endanger Romania's stability and security. The last election exits and the electoral system indicate an ever greater division of the electorate, which could lead to further uncertainties in the future.
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