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Former Prime Minister Victor Ponta accuses the Bolojan Government of blaming Putin for Romania's internal problems, stating that Romanians no longer believe in the Russian threat.

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Victor Ponta, former Prime Minister of Romania, launched harsh criticisms against the Bolojan Government, accusing it of blaming Russia and President Putin for its inability to manage the country's internal problems. Ponta states that Romanians are no longer afraid of a Russian invasion and believe that Russia is incapable of such an action. He emphasizes that, instead of acknowledging issues such as inflation, corruption, and governmental inefficiency, the authorities use the Russian threat as a pretext to justify the precarious economic situation.

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