Sandu and Vladimir Zelensky will discuss the energy crisis in transnistria, which is caused by Russia.
Moldova President May Sandu came on a visit to the capital of Ukraine. He reported it on Social Network X on Saturday, January 25th.
“Now in Kyiv in negotiations with the president of Zelensky. I brought a decisive message to the support of Ukraine and the people. The way to the EU.
According to Moldova’s president’s press service, this visit was designed to confirm Ukraine’s stable support, fighting for the protection of independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity for three years, which also protects the world in Moldova .
Sandu is expected to meet with President Vladimir Zelensky, prime minister Denis Shmygal and chairman of Verkhovna Rada Ruslan Stefanchuk.
The main topics of these discussions are associated with bilateral cooperation, which continues the union of two countries infrastructure, trade, cooperation in the process of joining the European Union, regional security and unity before general challenges.
“An important point of the agenda is the energy crisis called by Russia, which led to increased energy prices in Dniester’s right bank, left the residents of the left bank without heat and electricity and could have consequences For regional safety, “the report said.
Sandu will also participate in the discussion at the new Europe Center in KYIV – a research center in the field of foreign policy and security.
“Visiting the head of the state now emphasizes the close relationship between the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine, universal promise of peace and security, as well as unity in the face of regional challenges,” the press service of President of Moldova.
Earlier, Maya Sandu said Russia wanted to cause a political crisis in Moldova. From January 1, 2025, an anonymous transnistria has lived without Russia’s gas, which has turned away the help of Moldova.
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