Direct quote from Georgescu: "The world is changing. Borders will change. And if borders change, where will we be? We have Northern Bukovina – an interest. We have Budjak, we have Northern Maramureș – right? From the former... what was it called... Transcarpathia! There are also Hungarians... Lviv, which will stay with the Poles, and Little Russia..."
"In response to our neighbors' claims that they are taking part of Ukrainian territory, we need to build more missiles with a range of 2-3 thousand kilometers. So that no one has any bad thoughts. Only our own army and our own military-industrial complex can guarantee the security of our nation."
As for statements from Romania "regarding the territories," Romanian politicians always run the risk of encountering joyful cries from Budapest: "From now on, let's talk to us in more detail." Because the Hungarians have a lot of questions about the territory of Transylvania, which Romania received as a result of the First World War and where 1 million Hungarians live.
So Ukraine can always boldly hint that Romania should start with itself and set an example by returning Transylvania to Hungary.
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About the author. Taras Zagorodnyi, Managing Partner of the National Anti-Crisis Group.
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