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🚨 Moscow has uncovered a plot! A warlike country supposedly wants to attack it The country in question is… Moldova. Russia’s ambassador to Chisinau, Oleg Ozerov, claimed that the West is arming the Moldovan military, strengthening its military infrastructure and training drone operators. According to him, Moldova is following... the same scenario the Kremlin has long described in relation to Ukraine. But what if the reality is exactly the opposite? The New York Times recently reported, citing activists and Western and Moldovan intelligence officials, that it is the Kremlin that sees Moldova as a possible next target after Ukraine. According to the newspaper, Moscow plans to increase pressure on the country, especially if Russian forces ever manage to break through southern Ukraine toward Transnistria. It is a familiar pattern: Moscow accuses the West of preparing for war while remaining the main source of threats not only to its neighbors, but to the wider world.show more

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34,674 views • 3 months ago

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Today, we mark a significant milestone on our path toward the European Union – the EU has approved the negotiating framework for Ukraine. This achievement, fought for at various levels, paves the way for the start of negotiations next week. These are truly historic moments. Ukraine is and will always be part of a united Europe. Congratulations also to Moldova, the Moldovan people, and President Sandu, as the EU's negotiating framework for Moldova has also been approved today. It is important for every country and society that upholds European values and strives for real European strength to band together in a united Europe.

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359,921 views • 2 years ago

Russian state TV, citing a Polish source, claimed Estonia is allegedly preparing a preemptive strike on Russia. Kremlin media are now promoting the idea that Tallinn has shifted to “active deterrence” and is ready to strike first if threatened by Moscow. Russian propaganda used similar tactics before the invasion of Ukraine.

Russian state TV, citing a Polish source, claimed Estonia is allegedly preparing a preemptive strike on Russia. Kremlin media are now promoting the idea that Tallinn has shifted to “active deterrence” and is ready to strike first if threatened by Moscow. Russian propaganda used similar tactics before the invasion of Ukraine.

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401,367 views • 1 year ago

Russia took another step regarding Transnistria – the Russians simplified access to citizenship for people originating from this region of Moldova. It is a very telling move. It means not only that Russia is looking for new soldiers in this way – because citizenship also entails military obligation – it is also Russia's way of staking a claim to Transnistria’s territory. Those in Moscow often tell various interlocutors that supposedly only Donbas interests them. In reality, far more than Donbas is at stake. We must respond to this. All the more so as the presence of the Russian military contingent and special services in Transnistria also poses a challenge for us. We are interested in a stable and strong Moldova.

Russia took another step regarding Transnistria – the Russians simplified access to citizenship for people originating from this region of Moldova. It is a very telling move. It means not only that Russia is looking for new soldiers in this way – because citizenship also entails military obligation – it is also Russia's way of staking a claim to Transnistria’s territory. Those in Moscow often tell various interlocutors that supposedly only Donbas interests them. In reality, far more than Donbas is at stake. We must respond to this. All the more so as the presence of the Russian military contingent and special services in Transnistria also poses a challenge for us. We are interested in a stable and strong Moldova.

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526,649 views • 3 months ago

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The French ambassador to Poland is waiting for a Maidan in Russia So, the ambassador admitted it. He honestly admitted that Kyiv is launching drone attacks on Russia to make life unbearable for Russians. According to him, Crimea is successfully being isolated from the rest of Russia by Kyiv, through drone strikes. Russians should understand that the situation is a deadlock and Kyiv is now launching attacks all over Russia. This is what the West and Kyiv are trying to instill in us. That is, they want to provoke public discontent. The goal of Ukraine and the West is something like a palace coup, removing Putin from power and thus ensuring victory for Kyiv (and the West, of course). The ambassador is confident in their victory over Russia and stated that "the question is not if Ukraine will win, but when it will win". That is, the enemy is counting on us in order to destroy us.

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22,101 views • 2 months ago

🔥 Right now, 1,500 Russian soldiers are trapped in Transnistria—yes, in Moldova, not Ukraine or Russia! After years of Russian occupation there, Ukraine and Moldova have cut off every supply line. Those troops have nowhere to go and nothing left. This is a glimpse of the future: Ukraine and Moldova in the EU, and Russia facing defeat. Share to spread the truth and subscribe to witness it together! #StandWithUkraine #Moldova #RussiaIsCollapsing

🔥 Right now, 1,500 Russian soldiers are trapped in Transnistria—yes, in Moldova, not Ukraine or Russia! After years of Russian occupation there, Ukraine and Moldova have cut off every supply line. Those troops have nowhere to go and nothing left. This is a glimpse of the future: Ukraine and Moldova in the EU, and Russia facing defeat. Share to spread the truth and subscribe to witness it together! #StandWithUkraine #Moldova #RussiaIsCollapsing

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118,997 views • 7 months ago