Dorin Recean believes that due to Russia’s territorial distance and Ukraine being located between the two states, it will not be able to attack Moldova and there will not be enough resources for escalation.
The situation in Moldova remains stable and Pridnestrovie is concerned with maintaining peace and security in the region. Russia will not escalate, it will wage an information war. Moldovan Prime Minister Dorin Recean said this on the Romanian national television broadcast on March 1.
According to Rechan, Russia cannot attack Moldova due to its territorial distance and Ukraine’s location between the two states.
“Russia does not have enough resources to climb. It is also clear that Russia cannot invade Moldova militarily,” Recean said. said.
On the other hand, the Prime Minister noted that Moldova has enough potential to deal with a possible escalation in Transnistria.
“And the Transnistria region, like us, is striving for peace and stability. Russia is waging a hybrid war – a lot of propaganda, disinformation, the promotion of some pro-war narratives. But I am sure they will not succeed. All this, Rechan said, the waves are more information warfare than the actual situation.
The Prime Minister also noted that Ukraine’s air defense system also protects Moldova.
Recall that yesterday, on March 1, the representative of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Zakharova said that the ports of Odessa and Chernomorsk, which are included in the “grain agreement”, can be used to transport radioactive materials to Ukraine, and now to Ukraine. He is preparing to use the “dirty bomb” in Transnistria.
On February 27, it was learned that due to the increased security risk, Wizz Air, the largest low-cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe, will suspend all flights to and from Moldova from 14 March.
Meanwhile, on March 1, regular military training camps begin in Pridnestrovie.
Previously Focus He reported that Russia warned that Ukraine’s attack on Transnistria would be an attack on Russia. According to Russian diplomats, there is a significant accumulation of personnel and equipment on the Transnistria border.
Recall also that the Ukrainian Armed Forces told Transnistria whether to expect a Russian landing.
Source: Focus
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