Romania Facing 'Deep State Bolshevist Coup,' Top Political Leader Warns

BREAKING: Călin Georgescu, who won the "annulled" Romanian presidential election, was detained by the Romanian regime along with other Romanian patriots in a "coup d'état," top political leader George Simion told The New American's Alex Newman in an exclusive interview exposing globalists taking over the country.

Simion explains that Georgescu — an outspoken nationalist and EU and NATO critic — won the election with 22.95 percent of the vote in a close, multi-candidate race. Leading up to the election, Georgescu had gained a gargantuan social-media following — mainly on TikTok — amassing millions of views for his Romania-first politics.

Soon after the shocking win, the Romanian Constitutional Court, made up of politicians selected by the current leftist president, annulled the result, citing so-called Russian interference through media as the reason. The election has been rescheduled for May 2025. Now, on the day Georgescu was set to register to run for president for a second time, he was detained on the street and held hostage for hours. This is a breaking story. Stay tuned for more updates.