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Russia advises Moldova to be more careful about separatist region TransnistriaKremlin spokesman said today, Dmitry Peskovafter a call from Chisinau to withdraw Russian troops stationed in the area.
“Russia has been and remains a responsible party in matters Transnistria and continues to perform the functions that correspond to it. We would like to advise our Moldovan colleague to be extremely careful in this regard,” said the representative of the Russian president.
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Peskov acknowledged that the current relationship with Moldova they are “extremely tense”.
“The Moldovan government emphasizes any anti-Russian position and actually reaches hysteria,” he said, considering that “the lack of a constructive position does not help at all Moldovaand damages bilateral relations.
The new Prime Minister of Moldova, Doreen Rechan, called for the demilitarization of the region Transnistria and demanded the withdrawal of Russian peacekeepers stationed in the region since 1992, when a Russian-brokered ceasefire was reached.
Complaints are added to this. Kishinev about an alleged Russian destabilizing plan at a time when Russia fighting in neighboring Ukraine.
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President of Moldova Maya Sandu, Last Saturday, he ruled out an “imminent military threat” from Russia against his country, but warned of Moscow’s hybrid war with disinformation and asked for help to fight it.
“We know that there is no direct military threat to Moldova,” he said. sanduwho participated in the panel Security Conference from Munich together with the President of Finland, Sauli NiinistöDanish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and NATO Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg.
According to the Moldovan President, the war in Ukraine However, for now, his country remains “safe,” he said. Russia if it is already waging a “hybrid war against Moldova”.
On the one hand, he believed that the “biggest problem” now facing the country and the entire region is “surveillance and air defense”, and called for urgent assistance in this context. But above all, he stressed the need to get help against Russian disinformation.
“We need support to develop our strategic intelligence capabilities to combat cyber threats. We need support to modernize our security and border control (…) and I think we need to work together and be more effective in solving problems. Russian propaganda. It is extremely difficult for us to cope with this problem alone,” Sandu said.
“I think we should have common approaches to combat disinformation, pro-war propaganda,” he added.
(As reported by EFE)
Source: RPP
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