A threat to one's own: Romania's toxic pro-Kremlin presidential candidate
The only pro-Russian candidate in the Romanian presidential campaign (after Kelin Georgescu was excluded from the race because of his too obvious, too open ties to the Kremlin) is George Simion. And regardless of whether he becomes president of Romania or not, he was, is and will be dangerous for Ukraine and Romanians in Ukraine.
As you know, Simion and other top leaders and representatives of the A.U.R. party are banned from entering Ukraine. Simion was banned (he is also banned from entering the Republic of Moldova) because he met with some FSB agents in Chernivtsi and with FSB agents in Chisinau during the Yanukovych regime.
The purpose of these meetings was ostensibly to coordinate the unionist movements in Moldova and Ukraine, especially in Moldova, where the majority of the country's inhabitants are of Romanian origin (Moldovans), but in fact the real goal was to destabilize both Moldova and Ukraine at key political moments in these countries.
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