The prosecutor who signed the indictment in the file of the revolution: “I assisted, on a revolutionary background, at a state military blow who had as the main beneficiary Ion Iliescu”
Ion Iliescu, in December '89, photo: Agerpres
Cătălin Ranco Piţu, the prosecutor who coordinated the Revolution file during 2016-2022, said on B1 TV that “Ion Iliescu's political scene was prepared long before December 1989”.
“The Soviet Union was ardently wanted to change Nicolae Ceausescu from the position of President of Romania and bring a philosovit president. This happened in December 89-and happened after a scenario, to say so, which was put into practice in a professional way,” said Cătălin Ranco Pițu, the head of the deputy of the deputy, the head.
“Ion Iliescu, a convinced philosopher”
The author of the book “Break of the curse. The Romanian Revolution of December 1989” believes that it “argued without any equivocation” that in our country there was a “state military blow” since December 22, 1989.
“I argued, I say, without any unequivocity that, starting with December 22, 1989, I attended, on a revolutionary background, at a state military blow, a military blow that had as the main beneficiary Ion Iliescu. Ion Iliescu, a convinced philosovit, with studies in Moscow, a philosopher's philosopher who was followed by our information as an information agent, This and his entire philosopheric entourage took over the power within a few hours, after obtaining the competition of internal military structures ”, continued Cătălin Ranco Piţu.
He stated that he refers in this case “to the two power pillars” that the Romanian state had at that time, “that is the Ministry of National Defense and the Department of State Security”.
“These essential military structures have agreed that the new political-military chief of Romania would become Ion Iliescu-and this happened starting at 16 hours on December 22. From that moment, Ion Iliescu assumed the prerogative of exercising the state entirely, without any hesitation, was accepted by our country, as well as the new one, That moment we know the dramatic history of our country, a dramatic history started in (…) The evening of December 22, a dramatic history that continued in the first half of 1990, when our nation was seriously traumatized through the miners, “said Cătălin Ranco Pițu.
Ion Iliescu, who died on Tuesday, August 5, had been charged for crimes against humanity both in the December 1989 Revolution file and in the 1990 mining file.
The file of the Revolution and the Mining file, two of the most controversial species in the recent history of Romania, had a sinuous route in court: they were closed and reopened by prosecutors, sent to court and then returned to the Prosecutor's Office for the restoration of the investigations repeatedly.
In April, the General Prosecutor's Office announced that the mining file was sent to court again. The one of the revolution was last returned to the Prosecutor's Office last year. Prosecutors were obliged to restore the indictment.
