European leaders boost Moldova in the face of Russia “relentless”

Leaders from France, Germany and Poland traveled to Moldova to show support for the country’s accession to the European Union and warned against Russia’s “unavoidable” efforts to undermine this ambition.

The visit comes at a time when Moldova represented 34 years of independence from Moscow, where it announced the collapse of the Soviet Union.

But it is also taking place a month before the critical parliamentary elections in which the European Union and the Moldovan government feared are elements supporting Russia.

Mia Sando, her pro -connection president in Moldova, told her country that the membership of the European Union “is not a dream far, but a project we are working on,” a vital project as a security guarantee.

The president said: “The war of retreats by Russia against Ukraine shows us daily that Europe means freedom and peace, while Russia Putin means war and death.”

Ukraine is close, across the border.

Last year, Sando called a referendum on devoting the goal of the European Union membership in the constitution. “Yes” vote Win.

Shortly then, the president, who went to Harvard and working to work in the World Bank, was Win After the tense second round.

There were allegations of Russian intervention in evidence of everything, from widespread misinformation campaigns to paying money for the votes, as our team discovered on the ground.

Today, German advisor Friedrich Mirz said that this is because Moscow “is trying unabated to undermine freedom and prosperity in Moldova,” while Vladimir Putin is trying to return him to the fold of Russia.

In response, Sando focuses on falsifying strong relations with Europe.

In Chisinau, the red carpet of its guests has placed the greeting of both the leaders in turn before they were led by steps lining up by soldiers who stand attention in the white heads, elaborately embroidered.

Inside, in front of the flags of the European Union, President Emmanuel Macron described the membership of the bloc as a “clear and sovereign option” for Moldova and said that there was a “message of solidarity and confidence” in that process from France.

Donald Tusk recalled how Poland’s private journey was under Moscow’s shadow towards the joining of the European Union full of challenges, but it deserves to work. The Polish Prime Minister said: “I have chosen the right track,” said Polish Prime Minister. “I chose peace, not war, and we support your aspirations.”

Moldova has been a firm supporter of Ukraine since the beginning of the full invasion of Russia, for fear that her land was also in Putin’s landmarks. Today, Mirz said that Europe and the United States “put everything” in an attempt to end the war there.

The counselor warned: “We want to see weapons in Ukraine in the end they fade … perfectly today … but not at any cost.” “We do not want to see Ukraine’s surrender. Such surrender will only buy a time for Russia, and Putin will use this to prepare the next war.”

President Sando, PAS, hopes that next month the elections will give it a new mandate to move forward with reforms and continue to approach more than Europe, after the country began official joining talks last year.

But opinion polls indicate that PAS will lose seats – and they are likely to be the majority of them – in Parliament.

This is why the president called on the European knights for the Day of Independence: keen to make Moldova to the European Union membership “irreversible” as it emphasizes.