Georgescu has ‘masters in Moscow’ — Kyiv slams Romanian politician over feedback on Ukraine’s partition

Georgescu has 'masters in Moscow' — Kyiv slams Romanian politician over comments on Ukraine's partition

Ukraine's Overseas Ministry on Jan. 30 condemned Romania's far-right presidential candidate Calin Georgescu's assertion that Ukraine is a "fictional state" whose partition is "inevitable," labeling his statements as Russian propaganda.

"His makes an attempt to place himself as an 'unbiased' politician look absurd — the rhetoric he voiced is equivalent to Russian propaganda, indicating full dependence on his masters in Moscow," Overseas Ministry spokesperson Heorhii Tykhyi stated.

Georgescu's feedback, made in a Jan. 29 interview, have been dismissed by Ukraine as revisionist and opposite to worldwide norms, the U.N. Constitution, and democratic values.

Tykhyi famous that Ukraine stays assured in Romania's help for a "complete, simply, and sustainable peace" in Ukraine. "We remind you that such a growth just isn’t a part of the plans of the Kremlin and its puppets," he stated.

Professional-Russian ultranationalist Georgescu succeeded unexpectedly in Romania's first spherical of presidential elections in November 2024. The constitutional court docket later annulled the outcomes over alleged Russian interference and a hybrid marketing campaign on TikTok that reportedly boosted Georgescu's candidacy.

Georgescu stays the frontrunner for the rescheduled Could election, polling 38%. He has brazenly opposed navy support to Ukraine and the transit of Ukrainian grain by Romania.

Throughout his interview, Georgescu additionally claimed that U.S. President Donald Trump would strike a fast cope with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which he advised would relieve Romania of its commitments to help Ukraine.

Romania's present management has been a staunch ally of Ukraine, offering navy support, together with a Patriot air protection system, internet hosting F-16 pilot coaching, and facilitating the transit of Ukrainian agricultural merchandise.

Romania’s presidential candidate Georgescu calls Ukraine ‘fictional state,’ suggests annexing territory“On 100% it will happen,” Calin Georgescu said in the interview with journalist Ion Cristoiu about redrawing Ukraine’s borders as a result of the Russia-Ukraine war, suggesting Romania could claim some of Ukraine’s regions.Georgescu has 'masters in Moscow' — Kyiv slams Romanian politician over comments on Ukraine's partitionThe Kyiv IndependentMartin FornusekGeorgescu has 'masters in Moscow' — Kyiv slams Romanian politician over comments on Ukraine's partition

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