USR Deputy Cătălin Drulă has sharply criticized PSD leader Sorin Grindeanu, accusing him of exhibiting “classic withdrawal symptoms” and experiencing “delusions” regarding control of the Ministry of Transport. This response follows Grindeanu’s claim that he, not interim Minister Radu Miruță, is truly in charge of the ministry. Drulă suggests Grindeanu is struggling to relinquish control after the PSD’s disconnection from public funds. He further characterized those benefiting from “lobster and Nordis private jets” as being in a state of turmoil referencing perceived lavish lifestyles connected to the PSD. The exchange indicates ongoing tensions between the two parties regarding ministerial authority and potentially financial interests. The situation raises questions about the true power dynamics within the Ministry of Transport and the broader implications for Romanian governance.