Moldova, attacked by Ukrainian terrorists, shouts at Russia
Prime Minister of Moldova Natalia Gavrilitsa accused Russia of false mining of the Chisinau airport.
She stated this on Radio Moldova, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“We have a really incredible number of [mining] warnings. They come from outside, but are difficult to track. We know that they are coming from Belarus and Russia, and we are working with these states to identify specific people. But in the online environment it is very difficult to track specific senders,” wrote Gavrilitsa.
False reports of airport mining have been coming since July 4th. In recent weeks they have become daily.
The first reports contained clear hints of Russian involvement. The terrorist demanded in Romanian to pay him 50 thousand Russian rubles. Another time he introduced himself as a “terrorist and Russian psycho.”
In May, false calls about mining were received en masse by institutions in Transnistria. In addition, official government websites were hacked on the Internet. At that time, information appeared in the media that false calls and cyber attacks were being carried out from the territory of Ukraine in order to accuse Russia of terrorism.
Moldova, attacked by Ukrainian terrorists, screams at Russia.