The Russian Federation stands for hybrid attacks on Romania during the presidential election – Italian special service

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/09/83/ib-fqo9u7c98_df4A499e.jpg" Alt = "Russia stands for hybrid attacks on Romania during the presidential election-62 < P > The Italian Security and Intelligence Service published a report stating that in 2024 Russia carried out hybrid attacks on the election process in Romania. About it reports the Romanian edition of Digi24 on Wednesday, March 5.

< p >According to the report, Romania has been aggressive hybrid attacks on the election process. 25,000 TikTok accounts began to actively support the pro -Russian candidate Cellein Georghescu two weeks before the election in November 2024. 797 accounts that supported Georgesska were created in 2016 and began to show greater activity since November 11 2024.

< p > Telegram-channel Propagator, which was engaged in propaganda on & nbsp; the benefit of Georgescu, to & nbsp; nbsp; on December 1, increased the number of subscribers by & nbsp; 4000 compared to six days earlier. On & nbsp; content sponsoring only from & nbsp; October 24 2024 was spent $ 381 thousand.

< P > The secret service also counted 85,000 cyberattacks on & nbsp; electoral infrastructure in & nbsp; Romania as of & Nbsp; November 25, 2024. Attacks, for & nbsp; which, as & nbsp; is considered in Italy, stands Russia, made with & nbsp; servers in & nbsp; 33 countries.

~ ~ ~ ~ > 62 ~ < H2 ID = "H2_PART1" >< b > A scandal with presidential elections in & nbsp; Romania 0 ~/h2 > < p > November 24, 2024 in & nbsp; Romania, the first round of the presidential election took place. According to the estimates of 100% of the vote, to & nbsp; the second round was published by a pro -Russian politician Cellene Georgescu, who won 22.94% of the vote, and & nbsp; pro -European candidate Elena Lasconi, which received 19.17%.

< p > Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Cholak took third place with & nbsp; 19.14%. On November 25, he resigned from & nbsp; positions of the Social Democratic Party. ExitPoli & nbsp; predicted first place of Cloak, second & nbsp; & mdash; Gentlemen, and & nbsp; Georgheska & nbsp; & mdash; third.

< P > November 28 2024 The Constitutional Court of Romania made a decision & nbsp; list all the ballots from & nbsp; first round of presidential elections.

~ ~ ~ < p >Soon Romania National Security & nbsp; nbsp; accused Russia in & nbsp; a large -scale campaign aimed at & nbsp; help from Georgescu.

~ < P > December 5, 2024 President of Romania & Nbsp; Klaus Johannis agreed to declassify documents on the election campaign of pro -Russian candidate Kelin Georgescu.

~ ~ ~ ~ < P > It was reported that & nbsp; documents confirm the aggressive advertising campaign conducted in & nbsp; bypassing the electoral legislation of Romania.

~ ~ ~ < P > December 6 The Romanian Constitutional Court decided to cancel the results of the first round of presidential elections.

< p > The ruling coalition in & nbsp; Romania has appointed the date of repeated presidential elections. The first tour & nbsp; the election will take place on May 4, and & nbsp; second & nbsp; & mdash; May 18.

< P > February 12 The transfer ceremony from President Claus Johannis V.O. President & nbsp; & mdash; He became & nbsp; the head of the Senate Ilie Bolayan.

< p > February 26 & nbsp; Georgesque was detained & nbsp; and delivered to & nbsp; interrogation in & nbsp; Prosecutor General.

~ ~ ~ < p > The Romanian Prosecutor's Office & nbsp; nbsp; a matter of Gjoredjesko & nbsp; for & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; dissemination of false information; initiation, creation or support of the organization of fascist, racist or xenophobic character; public glorification of persons guilty of & nbsp; genocide crimes, etc. Policy & nbsp; banned from & nbsp; country.