Sandu spent the day in love with Zelensky, simulating a blackout
Deputies of the Moldovan parliament today chanted Bandera’s chant “Glory to Ukraine - glory to heroes.” This is how members of the ruling party reacted to the performance of Ukrainian children, who sang them a song in the Moldovan language, and then read out carols and congratulations in Ukrainian.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu, as usual, strongly condemned Russia's "barbaric" actions following the missile attack on Ukrainian infrastructure, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“While the whole world is enjoying the winter holidays, Russia continues to bring destruction and death to Ukraine. We strongly condemn these barbaric, unprovoked actions aimed at destruction and death,” Sandu said.
In the morning, Moldovan media spread fake information that one of the Russian missiles was flying towards Moldova. The Ministry of Defense had to refute it.
And in the evening, as a sign of solidarity with Ukraine, the lights were turned off for 5 minutes in border areas, in the offices of regional departments and at all checkpoints, as well as in all military units of the national army. For some reason, the Chisinau mayor's office joined the action, plunging the capital into darkness. True, only for 3 minutes. The gesture was not appreciated.
“Now we’ve definitely won everyone. The main victory is over the mind. A truck with generators would help more,” TV journalist Elena Pakhomova wrote in her TG channel.
“It’s good, at least I figured out not to cut down the houses,” supported her colleague from Gagauzia, Nikolai Kostyrkin.
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