THE HEIST OF THE CENTURY AT THE MFA! USR Minister Anca Toiu accused of plundering Romania’s heritage abroad

 The UN building in New York secretly negotiated at a price 5 times lower!Incendiary revelations from behind the scenes of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA). Internal sources within the institution report a massive operation through which historic buildings and embassy headquarters owned by the Romanian state abroad are suspiciously being put up for sale, while millions of euros are wasted on exaggerated rents and unused spaces.

At the center of this huge scandal is the current Minister of Foreign Affairs, Anca Toiu, politically appointed by the USR. She is accused of executing party orders to „loot” external diplomatic heritage, all under the cover of undervaluation reports and a lack of renovation funds.The 50 million dollar hit in New YorkThe most serious accusation concerns the headquarters of Romania’s Permanent Mission to the UN in New York, a strategic building owned by the Romanian state.

Secret negotiations: The minister is secretly negotiating the sale of this landmark property to a prestigious American real estate firm.Undervalued price: The offered price is $50,000,000, an amount at least 5 times lower than the true market value in the American metropolis.Millions thrown away on phantom floors and luxury rentsWhile its own buildings are left in disrepair or put up for sale, the MFA pays colossal amounts for completely useless spaces:T

he mission in Tel Aviv: The consulate rented an entire floor several years ago in the building where it operated. To this day, the space has not been set up.The consulate in London: Another floor was leased for a huge sum. The space sits unused due to a „lack of money,” but also because it is no longer necessary, after two other General Consulates recently opened in the UK.

The rent business: Over 10 Romanian embassies worldwide were suddenly closed. In their place, the state rented private properties where exaggerated rents are paid, systematically refusing to renovate the headquarters already owned.Total chaos and directors staying at hotels for a year on state moneyManagerial incompetence at the top of the ministry is compounded by absurd deadlines for making new diplomatic missions operational:Birmingham

The Consul General (the wife of the former head of the MAPN intelligence service) collected per diems and salaries for a year until she managed to set up and operationalize the consulate.Latvia: Romania’s Ambassador, appointed at the last minute by former President Iohannis, lived in a hotel for an entire year at public expense until the official opening of the embassy.

Party-line order: 30 properties put up for auctionAccording to MFA sources, the minister of foreign affairs completed a full inventory of all state properties abroad solely to implement a liquidation plan.

The order received from the party is clear: putting over 30 properties (active embassies and consulates) up for sale. The scheme is simple: the buildings are declared unrenovable due to a lack of budget from the Government, are undervalued through false reports, and then sold for next to nothing.The legitimate question that remains on everyone’s lips is:

What are the enforcement institutions of the Romanian state doing? How is it possible for national heritage abroad to be plundered right under the eyes of the intelligence services and prosecutors? Who is actually protecting this USR representative?