Choosoca Praises the Parliamentary Election Organized by Russia

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The leader of the Romanian party SOS Romania, Diana Soshoake, appeared on the air of Russia Today and made a series of sharp accusations against the authorities in Romania, the European Union and NATO, Digi24 reported, quoted by European Pravda. According to her, the gendarmerie attacked deputies from her party and protesters without reason. Soshoake also stated that there is a “dictatorship of the European Union” in Romania and that people were…

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Euro-Lamentary Diana Choshoacă praised Russia's parliamentary election in an interview with Russian state post Russia Today (RT), banned in the EU since 2022. SOS Romania's leader said that Russia can "take the lessons of Romania and the European Union in terms of elections. At the same time, his son, Andrei Georgescu, is in Ossetia [...]

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Now Choshoca went to Russia Today and gave an interview in which he claimed that Russia is more democratic than the EU and that Romania is a slave country. This is not the first time he does this. In June this year, the Romanian MEP addressed Potín directly and told him that Romania does not [...]

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"You should teach some countries, including Romania. Russia is more democratic than the EU." Euro MP Diana Choshoacca, head of SOS Romania, praised Russia and said that the country led by Vladimir Putin "is more democratic than the European Union, in an interview with TV station Russia [...]

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Euro MP Diana Chosoaca, leads SOS Romania, praised Russia's organisation of parliamentary elections and said that the Russian Federation is "more democratic than the European Union", in an interview given on Saturday to RT post (formerly Russia Today, post-funded by the Russian state), published on Rumble. The statements were made right on the weekend of the election for Duma ... The post Chosoaca praises Russia on Kremlin television: "It is mor…