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CHISINAU, Feb 23 (Reuters) – Moldova on Thursday Russia of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine after carrying out a false flag operation, the separatist rejected Moldova’s accusation that he was planning to invade the Transnistrian region and called for calm.
Ministry of Defence bordering Moldova of Ukraine He said that the alleged plan was a “direct threat” to Russian troops in the Russian-speaking region.
“Russia Armed forces of the Federation Ukraine will adequately respond to the expected provocation of his side,” the statement said. He added that Ukraine from Transnistria as a pretext for invasion Russia plans to organize an attack by his forces.
Separately, Tass news The agency quoted Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin as saying that the West has instructed the Moldovan government in Chisinau to stop all communication with Transnistria’s Moscow-backed authorities.
The Moldovan government released a statement on the Telegram messaging app saying that state authorities “do not confirm” the Russian Defense Ministry’s claims.
“We call for calm and get information from official and reliable sources of the Republic of Moldova,” he said. Our institutions cooperate with foreign partners, and in case of danger to the country, the public will be promptly informed.”
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Ukraine His government has not yet responded to the accusations of the Russian Ministry of Defense.
Moldova’s foreign minister told Reuters on Wednesday that NATO The tiny ex-Soviet republic, which borders member Romania, is prepared for a “full spectrum of threats” from Russia.
His country Europe Who wants to be a member of the union the president Maia Sandu this month accused Moscow of plotting a coup to topple the Moldovan leadership. Moscow rejected this charge.
The mainly Russian-speaking Transnistrian region broke away from the then Soviet Moldova in 1990. After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, pro-Russian separatists fought a war with Moldovan government forces.
President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky last week of Ukraine After invading Ukraine, Russia will not be the last stop and it is “obvious” that the Kremlin is thinking of ways to “suffocate” Moldova.
Report by Alexander Tanas and Oljas Auyezov in Chisinau; Supplement by Dan Peleschuk, David Ljunggren, and Ron Popeski report; Edited by Lincoln Feast, Timothy Heritage, and Jonathan Oatis
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2023-02-24 12:51:55
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