Călin Georgescu visited Moscow in 2016, at the height of international sanctions, according to RISE Project
Miruna Brosban
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Recent information suggests that Călin Georgescu traveled to Moscow in January 2016 in the context of international sanctions imposed on Russia. The trip was confirmed through a leaked border crossing data, using a passport valid until 2018. At the time, Georgescu was praised by pro-Kremlin publications and later speculated as a potential prime minister of Romania. Although contacted for comment, Georgescu did not respond by publication time.
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