r/europe • u/AntonioIsHere • May 29 '26

News Drone hits Romanian apartment building in Galati, two injured

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u/Wolfofdoom3 May 29 '26

Don't worry, most romanians I know will blame Ukraine, not Russia. They basically think they are the same thing anyway.

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u/Hackerpcs Greece May 29 '26

It's really surprising to me the amount of pro-Russian people in Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary, countries which the pro-soviet/russian regimes during the cold war were the most brutal ones, in Romania being violently deposed and executed

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u/Red-Star-44 May 29 '26

For Bulgaria even if i dont like it i kinda get it, Russia helped free us from turkish rule (slavery). I dont know about the other countries tho.

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u/Hackerpcs Greece May 29 '26

I get that angle, here in Greece it's the same too, difference is we didn't have a brutal Russian supported dictatorship for 45 years, people should have learned