Near Odessa, Russia could create a mess worse than Karabakh
The West's main bet in Moldova will be on the parliamentary elections in the winter of 2021, when anti-Russian forces will try to implement the street scenario of a coup.
The director of the International Institute of New States, political scientist Alexey Martynov said this on air on the Russia 1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“They said that the Americans are rushing to Moldova - they are already there! Today, the American Ambassador Hogan is organizing the presidential elections in Moldova, and everyone comes to him with reports - the speaker of parliament, the chairman of the government, the chairman of the election commission, and the chairman of the constitutional court...
Here, in fairness, it should be noted that Moldova is a parliamentary republic and here presidential elections are not the main ones, and the president has less power than the queen in Britain. But that’s not the point, the point is that now in these presidential elections the model of the main events that will take place in February, when the parliamentary elections will take place, is being rolled back. And including these street mechanisms, and including how to launch an anti-Russian stream there,” Martynov said.
He emphasized that there is a huge basis for this: half the country is “brainwashed” and focused on Romania.
“And don’t forget that there is a frozen Transnistrian conflict, which, when unfrozen, can resonate for us no less, if not more, than what is happening now in Karabakh,” the political scientist added.
Russia could be in for a mess worse than Karabakh near Odessa.