President Klaus Iohannis said on Thursday in New York that the so-called disclosures of former Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI)'s colonel Daniel Dragomir do not harm the credibility of any institution, because in his case, the credibility level is very low, the colonel having left the SRI due to certain criminal issues.
"I find it a weird campaign. I didn't follow it in detail because I never follow such tittle-tattle things, but I don't believe it harms the credibility of any institution, in fact when I asked someone to get informed upon who this former SRI employee is, I was told that the man left the SRI because of some criminal issues, criminal files and so on. From where I stand, his credibility level is very low," Iohannis said.
Since Sunday, President Iohannis has been in New York to attend the 72nd session of the UN General Assembly. On Thursday he is to be present in Philadelphia to visit the Liberty Bell and the Independence Hall Complex, then to meet with the representatives of the Romanian community in the area.