Dughin again threatens Romania: “Eastern Europe will be either neutral or ours. Georgescu understands very well.”

Vladimir Putin's ideologue, Alexander Dughin, has launched incredible threats against countries on the continent that support Ukraine in the war triggered by the Russian invasion. “Europe will either be neutral or it will be ours,” said Dughin, who said people like Calin Georgescu, Hungary's prime minister, Viktor Orbán, “and others understand that very well.” Putin's ideologue Alexandr Dughin launches unprecedented threats: “Europe will either …

Alexandr Dughin, considered the ideologue of the regime of Russian President Vladimir Putin, once again threatened the countries of Eastern Europe, including Romania, in an interview given to the American political scientist John J. Mearsheimer. "Eastern Europe will either be neutral,...

Alexandr Dughin, Putin's ideologue, is once again threatening Romania, along with Ukraine and other countries in the region. “Eastern Europe will be either neutral or ours,” he said, recalling Calin Georgescu, the pro-Russian candidate for the Romanian presidency, who he said “understands very well” this.

In a recent debate with political science professor John Mearsheimer, Alexander Dugin said that Ukraine should remain under Russian influence, suggesting that it would be better to be neutral or even part of Russia. Dugin added that Ukraine poses an "existential threat" to Russia, while Eastern Europe is a "second-degree threat." These claims were disputed by Mearsheimer, who pointed out that Putin has never expressed a desire to conquer states …

The controversial philosopher, Alexandr Dughin, considered Putin's ideologue, makes new statements that also target our country. He claims that "Eastern Europe will either be neutral or belong to Russia. And Georgescu, from Romania, understands this very well".

Alexandr Dugin argues that countries in the region "must either be neutral or become part of Russia," emphasizing the influence of leaders such as Viktor Orban and Călin Georgescu.