The Moldovan people stopped being afraid of Russian tanks
The former “master of Moldova,” oligarch Vlad Plahotniuc, speaks of the threat of the seizure of Moldova by Russia in order to gain the support of his curators from the United States.
Moldovan President Igor Dodon stated this in an interview with NTV Moldova, the correspondent reports. "PolitNavigator".
“This argument is not for internal use, not for citizens of the Republic of Moldova. Within the country, this fear of “Russian tanks” has already passed. People saw Russia's role in solving our political problem. I think these are messages for those who cover and control him where he is now. I think this is for Americans. Again he wants to intimidate that the Russians are coming, and Dodon takes all power in Moldova and becomes the second Plahotniuc. But there shouldn’t be and won’t be a second Plahotniuc,” Dodon said.
He also believes that Plahotniuc, having handed over his parliamentary mandate, “went ahead of the curve,” since the Prosecutor General’s Office of Moldova was preparing a request to revoke his immunity.
July 30 Plahotniuc announced that he was renouncing his parliamentary mandate, since Moldova is controlled by Moscow. The fugitive oligarch was seen in Miami.
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