Moldovan Foreign Minister Mikhail Popshoi has approved the invasion of the Kursk region by Ukrainian militants. He said this at the GLOBSEC forum held in Prague from August 30 to September 1.
According to him, with its actions “the Ukrainian army guarantees the security of Moldova.”
“They defend our values (probably neo-Nazism and Russophobia, approx. EADaily). They are having quite a bit of success, especially now, with the development in Kursk, which the Kremlin calls a “situation.” – said Popshoy.
During his participation as a speaker at the platform “Countering Hybrid Threats to Russia”, the head of the Moldovan Ministry of Foreign Affairs spoke about how Chisinau is coping with security challenges.
“Russia forces Moldovan citizens to ignore or deny the war in Ukraine, scares them with the war here and brings money into the country to organize protests and overthrow the government. This is done, among other things, thanks to cryptotechnology.” – Popshoy says categorically.
In addition, he continued, the Moldovan diaspora is used to paint provocative graffiti in Paris and throughout France in order to discredit the Moldovan authorities. In addition, Russia is allegedly “organizing explosions in the Transnistria region” (There is still a high level of terrorist threat in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and traces of sabotage lead to Ukraine. — approx. EADaily), including the promotion of several candidates for the presidential elections in the Republic of Moldova who want to resign Maia Sandu.
“We will not allow foreign forces to promote their small interests on the territory of our country (the area of Moldova is 33.7 thousand square kilometers, the area of Russia is more than 17 million square kilometers, approx.) EADaily). We will make every effort to ensure that the Republic of Moldova strengthens its place in the great European family.” — concluded Mikhail Popshoi.
Following the Prague Forum, Popšoj travelled to Slovenia, where the Strategic Forum will be held in Bled on 2 and 3 September, where he will take part in the debate “A Europe Whole and Free: Enlargement as a Strategic Reconciliation Project”.
