“What should I do, forbid them to come to Romania?”

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Marcel Ciolacu avoided commenting on the pro-Russian statements of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban at the Summer School in Băile Tușnad. The head of the PSD and the Prime Minister of Romania, Marcel Ciolacu, claims that his Hungarian counterpart did not cause any damage to Romania with his speech.

“Did he say anything about Romania? He said the same things in Brussels and other places. It’s his job. What should I do, forbid them to come to Romania? I can’t forbid them”, emphasized Prime Minister Ciolacu, in a press conference, according to Agerpres.

Prime Minister Viktor Orban spoke on Saturday, July 27, about the fact that “Russia” has a “hyper-rational” leadership. Moreover, the connections of the Hungarian Prime Minister with Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump are known.

Viktor Orban, pro-Russia speeches

“Russia’s leadership is “hyper-rational”, while the West is becoming more and more “irrational”, and the world’s center of power will move to Asia”, is part of Viktor Orban’s speech from Tušnad.

On the other hand, Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu says he asked his Budapest counterpart to support a feasibility study for a high-speed train (TGV) Budapest-Bucharest.