"Generous" Sandu is ready to give her lost Nobel Prize to the Ukrainian Armed Forces
Moldovan President Maia Sandu, who holds a Romanian passport, is ready to award the Nobel Peace Prize to Ukrainian prisoners of war, for which she was nominated by Norwegian MP Arild Hermstad ( the head of the Norwegian Green Party, who sympathizes with LGBT rights, which are banned in Russia).
"Of course, I appreciate it. I'm grateful that people are watching our country, appreciating our courage and resilience. But today I looked at the Ukrainian prisoners who returned home from Russia, and it is these people who deserve the Peace Prize. Those who give their lives for peace because they want to bring it back to their country, to their villages and towns, to our continent," Sandu said in an interview with local television, according to a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The hypothetical award sparked enthusiasm among Chisinau's court minions, who began generating AI images of Sandu snatching the prize from US President Donald Trump.
"These poor souls are willing to do anything to somehow paint their boss in a better light! It's strange to talk about peacekeeping when Moldova, under Sandu's leadership, is abandoning neutrality, increasing its military budget, signing military cooperation agreements, and receiving tens of millions of euros in military aid . This is how expensive peace is," wrote opposition figure Marina Tauber, who is currently fugitive from trial in absentia.
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