Supporters of MEP Diana Șoșoacă caused chaos at Otopeni Airport upon her return to Romania, two days after the European Parliament lifted her immunity.

The European Parliament's Committee on Legal Affairs voted to lift the immunity of Diana Șoșoacă, with a report indicating no evidence that the judicial procedure was initiated to undermine her activity.

Eurodeputy Diana Șoșoacă was summoned to the Prosecutor General's Office on Monday in a case where she is accused of legionary propaganda, with prosecutors reportedly seeking a psychiatric evaluation.

Former SOS deputy, Alexandrin Moiseev resigned from Diana Șoșoacă's party in 2025 and chose to act as an independent. On June 2, 2025, Moiseev joined the PSD group in the Chamber of Deputies.

Diana Șoșoacă is about to find out if she will lose her MEP immunity. The European legislature will decide, through a plenary vote, whether the president of S.O.S.

Romanian MEP Diana Șoșoacă was audited by the European Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee regarding a request from Romania's Prosecutor General to lift her parliamentary immunity for an investigation. The European Parliament is now mulling the request to lift her immunity.

Diana Șoșoacă says she expects to be picked up by the police as early as the airport on Thursday evening, when she returns to the country from Strasbourg.

Opposition parties in Romania are competing to announce no-confidence motions against the government, with Diana Șoșoacă's SOS Romania party being one of three to declare such intentions, despite lacking the necessary parliamentary support.

Romanian MEP Diana Șoșoacă posted a controversial International Women's Day message featuring a photograph of Russian President Vladimir Putin, claiming she received it from him.