Maia Sandu: Russia intensifies actions to destabilize Republic of Moldova

Maia Sandu: Russia intensifies actions to destabilize Republic of Moldova

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The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, declared, on Saturday, in Timisoara, that the Russian Federation tried, throughout this period, to destabilize the order and power in Chisinau, each time trying to use the regime in the Transnistrian region, but the country undertook all actions to counter these attempts. CE Report quoting Agerpres

"During this entire period, Russia tried to destabilize the order and power in Chisinau, each time trying to use the regime in the Transnistrian region. We are aware of these risks and we are taking all actions to prevent these destabilizations. We talk to them and we communicate to the citizens about these risks, as we did last year, when Russia's intention was to overthrow the Government (from Chisinau - ed.n). Together with the citizens and the state institutions, we are trying to protect ourselves from these risks, but we still have work to do, there are still vulnerabilities," said Maia Sandu, in a press conference.

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