Interim President Ilie Bolojan supports the need to reform the secret services, emphasizing that their work should have been more efficient last year: "A country is not brought to its knees from the outside, but from the inside (...) you don't enter with tanks anymore, it's a new form of war"
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Ilie Bolojan, Romania's interim president, has said that a reform of the secret services is necessary, noting that last year there were shortcomings in their work, especially before the annulled elections. In a podcast, Bolojan emphasized the importance of correcting what is not working and continuing what is effective. He also discussed the challenges of hybrid warfare, which affects public trust in the authorities, and emphasized that threats do not only come from the outside, but also from within society.
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