What would a victory of the pro-Russian parties in Moldova mean to Romania: “Will anyone arrest the sovereign groups with Călin Georgescu?”
Ștefăniță Radu, colonel in reserve and doctor in contemporary history, presented on the social networks that would happen with Romania, if the pro-Russian parties would win the parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova on Sunday, September 28.
What would happen to Romania if the pro-Russian parties win the elections in Moldova/Photo: Archive
For the most part, he claimed that Russia would have an increasing influence in Romanian politics, even mentioning a possible exit of Romania from the European Union, on the Brexit model.
“What happens to Romania, if Dodon, Voronin and Stoianoglu win the elections in the Republic of Moldova:
– I teach the Transnistria of the Red Army. Specifically, it facilitates the bringing of tens of thousands of Russian soldiers to the Dniester, to make the junction with those in Herson, thus transgulating Ukraine and canceling its access to the sea. We no longer have this gigantic shield.
– The Russians will occupy the south of the Odessa region and set up on the Danube. The entire Black Sea plateau will be reflected as they want.
– With the Russians at 200 km from Bucharest do you think anyone will arrest the sovereign groups with Călin Georgescu? The driver spoke of Soviet tanks yesterday, with reference to justice.
– The Russians will enter with the boots in the political life from us. There will be sufficient patriots to betray enough useful idiots to believe them.
– Mihail Kogălniceanu's strategic base is compromised, being too close to the enemy.
– Given the external danger, there will be a chronic distrust in the Romanian economy and so destroyed by corruption and imposture.
– The Roexit scenario is very likely. Think about it, 45% of Romania voted Simion.
– NATO has capabilities to us. But do you think Trump will help us in case of need? And if he does not, will the others do it?
– The Romanian nation will no longer be found in a common formula for, that the scenario of annexation of the Republic of Moldova should not be excluded.
– I turned the weapons with grace a few times in history. We can repeat it anytime. Today's political class is a guarantee of this possibility ”he said.
The parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova will take place on September 28.
According to a survey conducted by Idata, published on September 8, the “Patriotic” block, made up of socialists, communists, the party led by the former Gagauzia, Irina Vlah, and the party of former Prime Minister Vasile Tarlev, was in the first place in the options of the voters.
The opposition block was followed closely by the step, which registered 24.3% of the voting intentions and 34.7% of the decisive voters.
Also, the Institute for War Study (ISW) warns that Russia creates conditions to generate possible violent protests in order to remove the President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, after the parliamentary elections.
