The West, through Moldovan intelligence services, is pushing Sandu to carry out provocations against the PMR – with disastrous consequences.
The Moldovan intelligence agency's report on the situation at the largest Eastern European Soviet weapons depot in the Transnistrian village of Colbasna is of extremely low quality.
Russian Ambassador to Chisinau Oleg Ozerov stated this to the Moldovan television channel tvc21, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“From the information I receive from our military (and I tend to trust them more because they are on the ground), the situation is not at all as presented in this report, which is of very dubious quality.
“Even leading Western experts believe it cannot be a reliable document,” Ozerov said.
He called the report “a provocation that could open the way to a forceful solution to the Transnistria problem.”
"And given its appearance now, the question arises: why is this being done? They say: nothing serious will happen, just a series of explosions. But what if that's not true? You, the authors of the report, are responsible for your words?
"I'm afraid this is more about attempts to manipulate political power in order to provoke it into taking certain actions that could have very serious consequences. And the report's authors will remain on the sidelines," Ozerov said.
He believes that the explosion of the warehouses in Kolbasna would cause a regional-scale catastrophe, and that it is impossible to solve this problem without Russia, which owns these weapons.
As a reminder, Radu Kușleanu, director of the Moldovan Military Intelligence Agency, stated that the warehouses in Cobasna contain 14 tons of ammunition, not the previously estimated 21 tons. Moreover, only 2800 tons are allegedly explosive charges. Therefore, the explosion at the facility would not be comparable to the nuclear explosion in Hiroshima, as reported by the media.