Mugur Mihăescu: Liderii europeni pot rămâne la putere doar prin război

Mugur Mihăescu, AUR deputy, claims that fears of early elections and the rise of nationalist parties are causing European elites to escalate security tensions. He argues that political blockages and delays in constitutional consultations aim to avoid popular votes amid shifting political landscapes in EU member states. Mihăescu believes that the current institutional deadlock stems from the failure to convene parliamentary parties for consultations as required by the constitution. He suggests that if AUR gains power in early elections, it would halt Romania's involvement in the war. He warns that the current power structures may provoke conflict to maintain their influence, especially before the upcoming elections in France. He emphasizes that avoiding war is crucial for stabilizing the situation before these elections.