"Romanian Battlegroup Getica" accuses George Simion of receiving 15,000 dollars from the FSB to undermine the unionist movement in Moldova
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The Romanian Battlegroup Getica, a group of Romanian fighters in Ukraine, accuses AUR leader George Simion of accepting 15,000 dollars from the FSB to undermine the unionist movement in the Republic of Moldova. The charges include meetings with FSB agents and sabotaging unionist contacts in Moldova. Simion, who is banned from entering Moldova and Ukraine, has been accused of stirring up trouble and destabilizing support for the union, and has been described as a "traitor" to the Romanian cause.
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Întâlnirea lui Simion cu agenții FSB, dezvăluită de Grupul Getica: „Plătit să saboteze visul unirii”
George Simion, acuzat de combatanți români care luptă în Ucraina că a primit 15.000 de dolari de la FSB ca să compromită „visul neamului românesc, unirea cu Moldova”: „Unioniștilor adevărați le provocați greață”
Românii care luptă în Ucraina îl acuză pe George Simion că a primit 15.000 de dolari de la FSB pentru subminarea unirii cu Republica Moldova
Întâlnirea lui Simion cu agenții FSB, dezvăluită de Grupul Getica: "Plătit să saboteze visul unirii" | Newsweek Romania
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