INSCOP Research Director Remus Ștefureac has commented on a new political struggle within the former pro-European coalition in the Parliament of Romania. He believes this division ultimately serves the interests of Moscow. Ștefureac suggests the internal conflict among Romanian politicians, particularly between those favoring Brussels and those leaning towards Washington, strengthens Moscow’s position. The sociologists analysis implies a deepening schism within Romanian political circles. This fracturing is viewed not as a matter of policy debate, but as a strategic advantage for Russia. The comment alludes to a situation where internal disputes weaken Romania’s alignment with Western partners, benefiting Moscow. This political dynamic is likened to a “celebration with musicians in Moscow,” suggesting Russia benefits from the discord.