Telegram founder Pavel Durov alleged that France's intelligence chief pressured him to silence Romanian conservative voices before the presidential run-off, which saw pro-European Nicușor Dan defeat ultraconservative George Simion. Simion is contesting the results, claiming foreign interference. France has denied Durov's allegations, calling them unfounded. Durov, who has faced legal issues in France, has offered to testify in support of Simion. The situation highlights concerns over disinformation and foreign meddling in Romanian elections. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)