Allegations of Romanian Intelligence Service Influence in Presidential Elections Spark Debate

Romanian Presidential Elections: A Pattern of Alleged Intelligence Service Influence? The 2025 Romanian presidential election is approaching, prompting renewed discussion about the country's political landscape. A recent video by cozmingusa_ alleges that finalists in presidential elections over the past two decades have consistently been linked to the SIE (Serviciul de Informații Externe, or External Information Service). This claim, while provocative, requires careful examination. Cozmingusa_, identifying himself as a physician, geopolitician, and sovereignist journalist, argues that this pattern indicates a deeper systemic issue. He cites specific examples of past elections, highlighting the alleged SIE connections of candidates. However, he provides no concrete evidence to support his claims. "The finalists are all SIE people," cozmingusa_ states in the video, implying a level of manipulation within the electoral process. This assertion is serious and requires independent verification. Experts on Romanian politics and election integrity should be consulted to assess the validity of this claim. While the video's assertions are unsubstantiated, it raises important questions about transparency and potential undue influence in Romanian elections. Further investigation is needed to determine the extent of the SIE's role, if any, in shaping electoral outcomes. A thorough investigation by independent journalists could shed light on this matter and contribute to a more informed public discourse.