"The Tricolor Wolves", a new nationalist civic group, challenged Călin Georgescu at a meeting, accusing him of treason. The group promotes patriotism and opposes Russian influence.

The Tricolor Wolves are an emerging civic group, known for its nationalist activities and for promoting Romanian symbols. At Călin Georgescu's rally in Alba Iulia, Adrian Băzăvan, a representative of the group, accused Georgescu of manipulation and betrayal, shouting "March to Moscow!" The group presents itself as a patriotic community, focused on national values and an anti-Russian discourse, having an active presence on social media and at public events.

The Tricolor Wolves criticize politicians considered anti-national and have called for legal actions against public figures such as Senator Diana Șoșoacă, whom they consider a threat to national security. Although they define themselves as a civic group, they have registered an official name, suggesting intentions of institutionalization. Their rhetoric combines nationalism with a pro-Western stance and a commitment to support Ukraine, believing that Romania's security depends on distancing itself from Russia.