ISW: Moldova may become a new victim of Putin's regime
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ISW: Moldova may become a new victim of Putin's regime

Vladimir Putin
Source:  ISW

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin ordered his propagandist minions to create informational conditions to destabilise Moldova.

Moldova may become a new victim of Putin's regime

The American Institute for the Study of War concluded that the Kremlin will do everything to prevent Moldova's integration into the EU and the West.

For example, recently, one of the representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Alexei Polishchuk, publicly complained that the official Kishinev began to "destroy its ties" with the CIS member states and the Russian-led CIS organisation as a whole.

As it turned out, the Kremlin was frightened by rumours that Moldova intended to leave the CIS by the end of 2024.

Moreover, according to Putin's henchman, the settlement of the Transnistrian issue in Moldova is in a "deep crisis".

Polishchuk laments that the economic pressure of President Maia Sandu's team on Transnistria from the beginning of 2024 has "delayed even more" any solution.

According to him, official Moscow is ready to establish relations between Moldova and the PMR "as a mediator and guarantor" in the settlement.

On January 28, the Deputy Prime Minister of Moldova Oleg Serebryan stated that Moldova will not return to the negotiation process regarding Transnistria in the 5+2 format until Russian-Ukrainian relations improve and Russia's war in Ukraine continues.

Russia's aggression against Moldova may be repeated again

Recently, the ISW team already warned that Russia is actively creating informational conditions to justify future Russian aggression in Moldova under the guise of protecting its "compatriots abroad" and the "Russian world".

Russia may try to justify its aggression or destabilization efforts in Moldova by claiming that the people of Transnistria are in danger because of Moldova's alleged rejection of the settlement process in Transnistria.

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The head of US National Intelligence shocked the world with a statement about the relationship between Trump and Putin

US Director of National Intelligence calls Trump and Putin "very good friends"
Source:  Sky News

According to the US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, American leader Donald Trump and Russian dictator Vladimir Putin are "very good friends."

Points of attention

  • The statement highlights the ongoing discussions and efforts to enhance cooperation between the US and Russia.
  • The alleged friendly relationship between Trump and Putin brings attention to the importance of diplomacy and common goals

US Director of National Intelligence calls Trump and Putin "very good friends"

Tulsi Gabbard told reporters that right now the head of the White House and the Kremlin dictator are supposedly focused on finding ways to strengthen ties between the United States and Russia.

According to the latter, the ties between official Washington and Moscow have "very ancient roots."

The US Director of National Intelligence added that Donald Trump intends to expand relations centered "around peace, prosperity, freedom and security."

"We have two leaders of two great countries who are very good friends and very focused on how we can strengthen common goals and common interests," said Tulsi Gabbard.

What is important to understand is that new negotiations are scheduled to take place on March 18 between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin regarding the end of Russia's war against Ukraine.

The American authorities stated that the head of the White House is "determined" to conclude a peace agreement as soon as possible.

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