Provocation: The extreme Romanian nationalists were banned from Tusványos, but they showed up anyway

They set off for the scene of the speech, but a gendarme cordon blocks their way at the bridge crossing Olton.

People belonging to the Orthodox Brotherhood will not be allowed to enter Tusványos - the organizers of the Bálványosi Summer Free University and Student Camp informed them on Friday evening, despite this, they lined up today.

As is known, the leader of the extreme nationalist organization, Dan Grăjdeanu, is preparing for the event in Tusnádfürdő on the side of the Nép Útja led by Mihai Târnoveanu. In his Facebook post, he tried to mobilize his supporters with emotional, anti-Hungarian appeals.

In view of the public call published by the organization "Frăția Ortodoxă Sfântul Mare Mucenic Gheorghe purtătorul de Biruinţă", we inform you of the following: we refuse entry to the event to persons belonging to this organization, as well as to all persons who are suspected of violating the law or posing a threat to the safety of the participants", said the organizers of the Bálványosi Summer Free University and Student Camp in their statement on Friday evening.

Despite this, about thirty people gathered at the time arranged for the meeting at the Orthodox church in Tusnádfurdő, from where they headed towards the camp, led by Tîrnoveanu, for the planned speech of Viktor Orbán, the Prime Minister of Hungary.

They arrived at the registration point roughly an hour before Viktor Orbán's speech. They tried to enter without registration, but the gendarmerie blocked their way.

Mihai Tîrnoveanu argues with the head of the gendarmerie. According to him, they were registered, but they were still prevented from entering at the entry point. According to him, there was discrimination.

"Does Hungary control Romania, does Viktor Orbán control Romanian foreign policy? Orbán is bothered by the molino and the Romanian flag"

Tirnoveanu said.

Also present is Dan Grădișteanu, head of the Orthodox Brotherhood. This organization was banned by the organizers due to its extreme manifestations.

According to Tîrnoveanu, there was ethnic discrimination, Romanians were not allowed in. They went to the scene of the speech. A gendarmerie cordon blocks their way at the bridge that crosses Olto in front of the camp.

Grădișteanu also mentioned the Úzvölgy war cemetery,

he talks about "explaining" it (!) to journalists.

The gathered began to sing patriotic songs.

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Featured image: Maszol/István Pataky