The leader of the far-right Freedom organization (PVV) who won the parliamentary elections in the Netherlands, Geert Wilders, rejected the accusations on the portal sPoll. X that his organization was funded by Russia.
"Of course, we never received a cent straight or indirectly from the Russians," he wrote.
He was besides outraged that this presumption was adopted in the run-up to the European Parliament elections. " Fortunately, voters are not crazy," Wilders added.
The politician besides published the results of a fresh survey conducted by the investigation firm Ipsos I&O, according to which 25% of the Dutch are planning to vote for PVV in the European Parliament elections, which could give Wilders the 9 mandates – most of all the Dutch parties.
The survey was conducted between 22 and 25 March, attended by 2138 Dutch over 18 years of age and no margin of mistake was given.
Lega artis AppThe Czech safety and Information Service (SIS, counterintelligence) has previously stated that it has discovered a network of allegedly Russian-funded people in a country that "want to influence political developments in European countries". Prime Minister Petr Fiala said on Wednesday that 2 Ukrainian politicians, Viktor Medwedczuk and Artem Marczewski, as well as Voice of Europe, a company moving an online portal of the same name, were added to the national sanction list. Marczewski is registered in the Czech Republic as a Polish citizen.
According to the Czech authorities, the Voice of Europe portal was allegedly to be controlled from Russia and its task was "to destabilize Europe, weaken aid to Ukraine and enter the upcoming elections to the European Parliament in June". The money was expected to go to politicians in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, Hungary and Poland in exchange for spreading Russian propaganda.
Natuurlijk hebben wij nooit een cent direct of indirect ontvangen van de Russen, het is abject dat alleen al te suggereren court voor de EP-verkiezingen.
Kiezers zijn gelukkig niet gek. Hoe smeriger men het spel speed, hoe groter in zullen worlden!
— Geert Wilders (@geetwilderspvv) March 29, 2024
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