Romanian presidential candidate called Ukraine a “fictional state” and claimed that neighboring countries would divide its territory

Romanian presidential candidate Călin Georgescu stated that Ukraine is a “fictional state” that will be divided among its neighbors.

He made this claim in an interview with CristoiuTv.

“The world is changing. Borders will change. Moreover, if borders change, where will we be? We have Northern Bukovina – an interest. We have Budjak, we have Northern Maramureș – right? From former Transcarpathia. The Hungarians will get a part. Lviv will go to the Poles, and then there’s Malorossiya,” Georgescu said.

When asked about the likelihood of Ukraine being divided, he responded affirmatively.

“One hundred percent, that’s exactly what will happen. Well, they have no other path! This kind of outcome is inevitable. Ukraine is a fictional state. It is the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic,” Georgescu declared.

It is worth noting that Georgescu is currently leading in the polls. He previously won the first round of elections, but the results were annulled due to alleged Russian influence—although no evidence of such influence has been provided so far.

Earlier, he also stated that he would ban the transit of Ukrainian grain and halt military aid to Kyiv.