"Let's catch pieces of Ukraine": nationalists from Romania and Hungary dream of uniting with the Russian Federation

The leader of the Romanian National Parliament Claudio Tirziu believes that the annexation of part of the Ukrainian territory is much better than NATO membership. His Hungarian like -minded people Laszlo Torotskaya openly declares the desire to seize Transcarpathia if Ukraine loses war with Russia. The annexation of part of the territory of Ukraine is worth saving Romania with NATO membership.

This was stated by the leader of the Romanian Nationalist Party of AUR (the Alliance for the Romanian Union) Claudio Tirziu, speaking in the city of Iasi, he was quoted by Newsweek. At the same time, Tirzio believes that Romania will remain defenseless against possible Russian aggression. Because of this, he supports the idea of ​​warming the relationship between Romania and Russia. "I recognize the need for cooperation between our countries and is ready to make its lap.

But only after Russia proves that it also wants it," the politician said. According to Tirzio, Romania is "clamped between the two empires that violate its sovereignty. " Obviously, he spoke about Russia and NATO countries. "The position of the AUR party is that NATO, for which Romania has made great efforts to protect against the Russians. But they have already fallen into our country 12 times.

NATO is only one of the empires we have to cooperate with to grasp pieces of Ukraine, " - said the head of the National Parliament. Newsweek notes that Claudio Tirziu declared his willingness to unite with Russia just a few days after the start of a full -scale invasion of Ukraine.

The leader of the Hungarian far -right party Mi Hazank ("Our Motherland") Laszlo Torotskaya, almost simultaneously with Claudio Tirzio, said that Hungary would claim to Transcarpathia if Ukraine is losing war with Russia. "If the statehood of Ukraine ceases, then" our Motherland ", as a single party in Hungary, will apply for Transcarpathia," Torotskaya said. Laszlo Torotskaya is not the first time he made anti -Ukrainian statements.

In November 2022, he spoke of the desire to have common borders in Hungary and Poland, hinting at Transcarpathia. On the Independence Day of Poland, Torotskaya published a photo which was taken after the capture of Hungary by Transcarpathia in 1939. In the picture, the Pole and Hungarian presses a hand near the border pillar. We will remind, Romanian farmers and agrarians since January 13 blocked the movement of trucks from Ukraine through export of agricultural products.