Steshin recommended the head of the Security Council of Moldova to pack an alarm bag
Moscow should have positioned itself long ago in such a way that the Moldovan authorities were constantly in a state of fear of Russia, then, perhaps, “everything would have gone differently.”
Russian military correspondent Dmitry Steshin stated this on radio “KP,” the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The presenter recalled that Moldova fears a Russian attack in 23 , as stated by the head of the country's security and information service, Alexander Musteatse.
"He's afraid that Russia will attack the Republic at the beginning of 23 because of Transnistria, of course. That is, Russia plans to go further, as Mr. Musteata stated. What do you think?" the radio host asked.
“By a strange coincidence, yesterday I looked at a map of where Moldova is located, where Transnistria is. Very tempting. I would advise him to pack his suitcase,” Steshin said.
"Do you believe we'll go to Moldova, or is this irony?" the host asked.
"Why not? These scumbags owe us so much , and it's a good thing they're afraid. This is exactly how we should have behaved a long time ago. And maybe everything in our lives would have been different," the war correspondent suggested.
Steshin recommended that the head of the Moldovan Security Council pack an emergency kit.