Calin Georgescu was accused of planning a coup in Romania

The former former Romanian presidential candidate, Caleyen Georgko, was charged with an attempt to move the coup after the first round of the presidential election was canceled last December.

Houorio Bora, a former French vertebrae and a militia president in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and 20 other people.

The case is on a planned raid on the Romanian capital Bucharest on December 8, which thwarted the police.

Roman prosecutors describe a conspiracy targeting the constitutional system of Romania, which includes Georgasco and Buttra, their group and alleged foreign intelligence links.

Potha and others were accused of inciting the coup, while Georgsco is accused of conspiracy with Bora.

Prosecutors say that Georgisco met Botra and other members of his group on a horse farm in December, shortly after canceling Georgsco’s victory.

Georgsco initially denied that the meeting was held, but later admitted after publishing the photos in the Romanian media. However, he denies discussing plans to get sick.

In late February, the police raided several sites in Romania, where they revealed a weapon, gold and money hideout, which claimed that the Putra group was planning to upgrade violent power.

Prosecutors say that Bora is not in the country and may seek asylum in Russia.

Georgsco, 63, came a surprise in the first round of the Roman presidential elections last November.

This result The Constitutional Court was canceled Just a few days before the second round, it was scheduled to take place amid allegations of Russian intervention.

Roman intelligence services proposed his presence and popularity on social media through the collective influence process – which was conducted from abroad – to intervene with the outcome of the vote.

At a press conference, Public Prosecutor Florentra described the 2024 elections as “as a result of the mixed war that Russia deployed.”

He claimed that electronic attacks on airports and public institutions coincided with the campaign to mislead online by dwarf farms, robots, and the content created of artificial intelligence.

According to the investigators, more than 2000 pages were used on Facebook to amplify the Pro-EGEORGESCU messages, while Tiktok networks have strengthened more than 20,000 automatic accounts in the days before the vote.

After Georgsco Prevents registration as a candidate His ally George Simon, the leader of the far -right AR party, stood in his place in May.

Simon won a dramatic victory in the first round, however Ultimately, he was beaten in second place by Nikoshor DanThe Liberal Mayor of Bucharest, the supporter of the European Union, in the surface flow.

Georgasco has not yet commented on the charges, although this month accused the Roman authorities of referee through “deception, conspiracies and division”.

President Dan said that the prosecutor’s report is “evidence” that Russia had practiced “systematic information” in Romania and tried to influence the 2024 elections.

No date has been made to try Georgsco yet, but it may start in early 2026.