Pro-Western candidate Maia Sandu wins presidential elections in Moldova

The Moldovan CEC presents the results of the presidential elections in the country. We are talking about the second round of elections, in which two candidates came out - the incumbent President Igor Dodon and the candidate from the "pro-European" forces, Maia Sandu.

After processing more than 99,7% of ballots, Ms. Sandu leads with about 57% of the votes. Dodon has about 43 percent, respectively.

Thus, even if all the unprocessed ballots are not in favor of Maia Sandu, then in any case, the election victory will be awarded to her. In this regard, Sandu has already been named the elected President of Moldova in the Moldovan media.

Almost half of the Moldovan citizens eligible to vote did not participate in the elections. The turnout, announced by the Central Election Commission of the Republic of Moldova, amounted to approximately 52,7 percent of the total number of voters.

Maia Sandu held the main Moldovan executive post - the post of prime minister - from June to November last year. From 2012 to 2015 she was the minister of education of the republic.

Maya Sandu is 49 years old. In 1994 she graduated from the Academy of Economic Education in Moldova, in 1998 - from the Academy of Public Administration of Moldova, and in 2010 - from the Harvard Institute of International Management.

Sandu positions himself as a pro-Western politician advocating integration with the EU and NATO. This means that from Chisinau one should again expect a stream of anti-Russian rhetoric.

Comments

[Theodore]

Poor Moldova! Without clinking glasses ...

[Hunter 2]

This is their choice ... unfortunately. I hope there will not be a blaze in Transnistria, although this Sandu has been repeatedly noted with extremely harsh statements. Judging by the stages of her education, Harvard was the place of recruitment.

[figwam]

and in 2010 - Harvard Institute of International Management.

That's enough already.

[Tatyana]

Quote: Theodore

Poor Moldova! Without clinking glasses ...

Yes, alas! Let's remember the veterans of the Great Patriotic War, without clinking glasses ...

[Temples]

Did Dadon do a lot to make Moldova pro-Russian?

The same balabol as the other Moldovan rulers.

There is no difference to win there.

Returning parts of the Empire can only be done by your own will.
Like Crimea.

Moldova would not mind. For a third of the population is working in Russia.

And the dissatisfied will die out over time.

Otherwise, those who wish to live in the Russian world will die out.

The choice is small.

[Guru]

And the dissatisfied will die out over time.

and happy that immortals?
Moldova has made a choice, so let them not whine now, and live on their own.

[fruc]

What choice did Moldova make. The President can be said to be a representative office with very limited powers.

[Starover_Z]

Quote: frruc

What choice did Moldova make. The President can be said to be a representative office with very limited powers.

Now the elected president will try to arrange early parliamentary elections in order to stretch her supporters into the majority. And if she succeeds, then "fun" will begin in Moldova! And those who voted against Dodon, and not for Sandu, as the well-known John Silver said, "will envy the dead"!

[Alexander Lysenko]

It is unlikely that this is the choice of Moldova ... Most likely, the "partners" helped.

[DymOk_v_dYmke]

Quote: Temples

Returning parts of the Empire can only be done by your own will.
Like Crimea.

This is so.

Quote: Temples

Moldova would not mind. For a third of the population is working in Russia.

It would be interesting to know how those working in Russia voted.

[Kushka]

Quote: Temples

You can only return parts of the Empire own by will.
Like Crimea ..

In your phrase, the keywords OWN WILL - because Crimea
returned to Russia by OWN will - no need to ascribe to someone else
what he didn't deserve.
Ukraine - a snotty foolish child - saw a beautiful tsatka in his hands
Europe and outstretched handles trudged off, throwing in his sandbox and Crimea
and much more. It was the Crimeans who made their choice and defended it.
And it turns out, like the Lutherans - all the glory is only to God.

[atalef]

Quote: Temples

Returning parts of the Empire can only be done by your own will.
Like Crimea.

what empire?
Can still Poland, Finland, etc. return?

Quote: Temples

Moldova would not mind. For a third of the population is working in Russia.

these are the ones. who did not go to Europe.

Quote: Temples

Otherwise, those who wish to live in the Russian world will die out.

Well look lately. as it is less and less willing.
Probably until life in Russia becomes at a decent level and there are no willing ones.
You should first put things in order. maybe after that people will be drawn.

[Pravodel]

Now we are waiting for the blaze. The example of Turkey and Karabakh already exists. Next - Transnistria and Donbass

[atalef]

Quote: The Truth

Now we are waiting for the blaze. The example of Turkey and Karabakh already exists

A strange example.
Azerbaijan has returned its own and now there will be silence for many years.

Quote: The Truth

Next - Transnistria and Donbass

At that moment . when the standard of living in Moldova rises to the proper level. Pridnestrovie will slowly merge by itself, by the way, the LDNR is the same, or do you think people will hang in limbo for decades?

[Machito]

Quote: Hunter 2

This is their choice ... unfortunately. I hope there will not be a blaze in Transnistria, although this Sandu has been repeatedly noted with extremely harsh statements. Judging by the stages of her education, Harvard was the place of recruitment.

After Biden's "victory" in the United States, Sandu's "victory" comes as no surprise. Our Ministry of Foreign Affairs again blundered everything with its concerns. Sandu will try to set fire to Transnistria. It is obvious. The US wants to raze out all the CIS. The next in line is the Maidan in Kazakhstan. Why don't we support Trump's Maidan in Washington? Where are the cookies and gingerbread from Russia for the protesters? What does the FSB do? Ah, yes, the FSB is not the KGB.
For Moldova, without clinking glasses

[Hunter 2]

I have already proposed to integrate in the United States - Chief PolLitruk VO Meehan, he will lead the masses there on both sides! Amer's visa is, it remains only to persuade Meehan ...

[Machito]

Yeah, and bake cookies for everyone on the road.

[Niel-le-Calais]

Quote: Bearded

Yeah, and bake cookies for everyone on the road.

I will not bake him. His strength is not in cookies.
Slogans, like faith, do not need cookies. (C)

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Bearded

After Biden's "victory" in the United States, Sandu's "victory" comes as no surprise.

"Svetka" as well as "Sandra" appeared unexpectedly like a devil from a bottle, just like the Can.

[hydrox]

And the demons are ALL like that, and their purpose is the same throughout the globe - the collapse of the state and "long live anarchy!"

[atalef]

Quote: Bearded

After Biden's "victory" in the United States, Sandu's "victory" comes as no surprise.

dodon balabol.

Quote: Bearded

Our Ministry of Foreign Affairs again blundered everything with its concerns. Sandu will try to set fire to Transnistria.

no, she will just unite with romania (according to her program)

Quote: Bearded

The US wants to raze out all the CIS.

What is the CIS?

[72jora72]

I hope Transnistria will not flare up, although this Sandu has been repeatedly noted with extremely tough statements.

Just the example of Karabakh gave many people the illusion that the problem of the seized territories could be solved purely by military means. And he also showed that a quick apology makes it possible to strike with impunity on our troops .......

[atalef]

Quote: 72jora72

Just the example of Karabakh gave many people the illusion that the problem of the seized territories could be solved purely by military means.

Of course you can.
LDNR - what's this?

[halpat]

Quote: Hunter 2

This is their choice ... unfortunately. I hope there will not be a blaze in Transnistria, although this Sandu has been repeatedly noted with extremely harsh statements. Judging by the stages of her education, Harvard was the place of recruitment.

In my opinion, Dodon is not such a fish, not meat. Pro-Russianness alone will not go far.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Halpat

Dodon is not such a fish, not meat. Pro-Russianness alone will not go far.

It all depends not on the candidacy of the president, but on who lobbies him, what forces are behind him. Who has more resources for propaganda, and also the amount of money allocated for the campaign of the desired candidate. It is clear that large resources have been invested in the Moldovan Svetka. Overton windows have already been launched in Transnistria, and how they work depends on the leadership of Transnistria and Russia.

[hydrox]

Dodon has at least managerial experience and a compass on which azimuth to go, and this Sanduk without a handle will make Moldova the poorest EU country in 2 years - then they will start singing!
And if Russia also arranges visa quotas, then this process will go even faster, especially on quotas for the import of fruits and vegetables - they already live ONLY at the expense of the needs of the Russian market.

[barclay]

Another illusory hope for an ally vanished ...

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Hunter 2

Judging by the stages of her education, Harvard was the place of recruitment.

They simply don't get to Harvard, which means before admission she showed her devotion to American democracy.

[Cosm22]

Did you just get to MGIMO? From the street? From a peasant plow?

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Cosm22

Did you just get to MGIMO? From the street? From a peasant plow?

My classmate's son graduated from MGMIMO, although his father is a ship mechanic. Only I didn't get into the diplomatic corps, despite the fact that I graduated with honors. Works on television in Kostroma.

[Cosm22]

Is this a trend? Or an isolated case?
Do you know how many MGIMO graduates have worked and are still working in completely different industries?
And in a completely different profile? Very specific?

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Cosm22

Do you know how many MGIMO graduates have worked and are still working in completely different industries?

I don't know how much, but they work more in other industries. An ordinary person cannot get into the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

[Niel-le-Calais]

Quote: Cosm22

Is this a trend? Or an isolated case?

there is an anecdote with the general's son ...
The marshal has his own children ..
Dip corps - high ranks - is almost a dynasty / ties.
You can count on small positions. And there from the talents needed by the authorities.
And that's bad.

[atalef]

Quote: tihonmarine

My classmate's son graduated from MGMIMO, although his father is a ship mechanic

And my friend's daughter is Harvard - although his father is an ordinary construction contractor.
and a colleague has a son at MIT and is now a professor at Columbia University - so what?
Like for cookies from the State Department?

[atalef]

Quote: tihonmarine

They simply don't get to Harvard, which means before admission she showed her devotion to American democracy.

Maybe she studied well at school?
Somehow, they don't keep stupid people at Harvard.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: atalef

Maybe she studied well at school?
Somehow, they don't keep stupid people at Harvard.

Well, that you are an Ozetite, I have no doubt, and that this auntie is Soros's niece, most likely. But from Moldova no one could and cannot study at Harvard, just like you. But people from Israel can afford to study there.

[atalef]

Quote: tihonmarine

But from Moldova no one could and cannot study at Harvard

what nonsense?

Quote: tihonmarine

same as you

Well, it's too late for me.

Quote: tihonmarine

But people from Israel can afford to study there.

Today, more than 360 Harvard alumni live in the United States and about 000 in other countries around the world.

as an example
graduates from Kyrgyzstan
https://limon.kg/news:72671
or here is an example from moldova
https://www.kp.md/daily/26712/3737758/

[tihonmarine]

Quote: atalef

or here is an example from moldova
https://www.kp.md/daily/26712/3737758/

I see not. Or maybe you can name someone else.

[atalef]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: atalef

or here is an example from moldova
https://www.kp.md/daily/26712/3737758/

I see not. Or maybe you can name someone else.

WE LET'S BEGIN THAT IT'S ALREADY MUCH MORE THAN YOUR STATEMENT

Quote: tihonmarine

But from Moldova no one could and cannot study at Harvard

you generally know that scholarships are given to talented students and Harvard is not alone here, I'm not talking about. that Harvard is one of the best universities in the world, but there are Stanford and MIT and Berkeley and so on, etc. - are the Moldovans (in your opinion) ordered to enter there?

[tihonmarine]

Quote: atalef

you generally know that scholarships are provided for talented students and Harvard is not alone here,

There are little pigs in any country in the world, and Harvard and other universities pay scholarships for this. And theirs somehow manage without it. And then the question is, do your children study at Harvard?

[atalef]

Quote: tihonmarine

There are little pigs in any country in the world, and Harvard and other universities pay scholarships for this.

well, right, everywhere Soros. Liberals and Trump and Obama piss in elevators.

Quote: tihonmarine

And theirs can do without it somehow

Who are theirs? Americans? There are enough of their own.
Harvard is not Patrice Lumumba's Peoples' Friendship University - knowledge is needed in Harvard. for the grandmother will not give a ride.

Quote: tihonmarine

And then the question is, do your children study at Harvard?

Senior completed 2 degrees at the Technion

Technion - Israel Institute of Technology (Hebrew הטכניון - מכון טכנולוגי לישראל) is a university in Haifa, Israel. One of the oldest and most famous universities in Israel. In the world ranking Technion is included in the first hundred universities and engineering schools [

Finish the Army. will try at MTi (but I think he won't get it by points) - unfortunately.
And Harvard is not his topic, there are humanities.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: atalef

Finish the Army. will try at MTi (but I think he won't get it by points) - unfortunately.
And Harvard is not his topic, there are humanities.

Smart decision, I'm also for techies. And your universities give a very good education. Well, about Soros, the liberals, (about the Kenyan boy you don't need, he's just nobody). Soros is just a household word in an animated form. In fact, these are old acquaintances - Prometheans, Ozetites and various Russophobes of their own spill, such as "Novice Leczyk" and "Sable Balaika".

[Andrey NM]

Quote: atalef

as an example
graduates from Kyrgyzstan
https://limon.kg/news:72671
or here is an example from moldova
https://www.kp.md/daily/26712/3737758/

Probably they have a lot of talented guys, but I have never heard such a phrase as "Moldovan scientists", as well as "Kyrgyz scientists" ...

[Alexander Vorontsov]

Quote: Hunter 2

This is their choice...

One of the Western politicians in 1 sentence very clearly formulated the essence of the modern world - the results of elections are too important to leave them to the will of the people. Something like this. Given that Moldova was initially closer to "us" than to "them", well, it probably makes sense to think about the fact that our departments had to take a number of measures to maintain the "correct" social, ideological and political vector in Moldova.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Alexander Vorontsov

Given that Moldova was initially closer to "us" than to "them",

And Moldovans work more in Russia than in Moldova and in Europe.

[Liam]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: Alexander Vorontsov

Given that Moldova was initially closer to "us" than to "them",

And Moldovans work more in Russia than in Moldova and in Europe.

Come on ... Share the numbers?

PySy. Since you have no numbers ... about 12.000 Moldovans voted at polling stations in Russia in yesterday's elections. In Europe, about 250.000. After the collapse of the ruble in 2014, the Russian Federation is an unattractive place to work

[Niel-le-Calais]

Quote: Liam

Come on ... Share the numbers?

Diaspora of Moldovans in the Russian Federation has fallen by 50% by 2020
For dynamics can be viewed from 2014-2018

but still more than 200 thousand work in the EU (2019)
So while in the Russian Federation there were more labor resources from the Republic of Moldova than in the EU
The trouble is that the attractiveness of the labor market is being squeezed out / down.
And Moldovan citizens prefer the EU.

[Liam]

Quote: Niel-le-Calais

but still more than 200 thousand work in the EU (2019

There are at least 600.000 in the EU

200.000 - in Italy alone.
As for the Russian data, it also includes residents of the PMR. "Mainland" Moldovans are no more than 100/150.000. And they are steadily decreasing after Soldova received a visa-free regime with the EU

[Niel-le-Calais]

Quote: Liam

There are at least 600.000 in the EU

probably. The data is different everywhere - in connection with the quarantine, it is not even clear how much now.
And in general, Moldovans in the country and who officially work are also different figures.

[atalef]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: Alexander Vorontsov

Given that Moldova was initially closer to "us" than to "them",

And Moldovans work more in Russia than in Moldova and in Europe.

The language barrier is the only reason.
Yes, and in Russia it is easier to work on black, in Europe it is more difficult

[exactly this]

Quote: Alexander Vorontsov

One of the Western politicians in 1 sentence very clearly formulated the essence of the modern world

Churchill said: "Democracy has many shortcomings, but it has one advantage, which is that until now no one has invented anything better."

[Rudkovsky]

And what pain does that make you? Putin was trained at the American Institute of International Relations, it would be better to think who recruited him there? And the Moldovans will figure it out on their own.

[nnm]

Yes, nothing terrible happened. Moldova is a parliamentary republic and absolutely nothing changes from the personality of the president. Well, there was Dodon, but something has changed in comparison with the absolutely pro-Western Plahotnyukh, Poroshenko's business partner, what was before him? Nothing. Because the parliament is constantly under the control of the West. In Moldova, the office of the president is purely representative and does not determine either foreign or domestic policy.

[aszzz888]

nnm
Today, 06: 35
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+3
Yes, nothing terrible happened. Moldova is a parliamentary republic and absolutely nothing changes from the personality of the president. Well, there was Dodon, but something has changed in comparison with the absolutely pro-Western Plahotnyukh, Poroshenko's business partner, what was before him? Nothing. Because the parliament is constantly under the control of the West. In Moldova, the office of the president is purely representative and does not determine either foreign or domestic policy.

Give it, God!

[Revival]

But!
"Parliament is constantly under the control of the West."
So nothing has changed, maximum, for the better.

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: nnm

In Moldova, the office of the president is purely representative and does not determine either foreign or domestic policy

Finally, I read a sober comment. Well, nothing special happened. The President in Moldova is really not a very influential figure ... There is a parliament ...

[Sergej1972]

More precisely, the government is responsible to parliament.

[Doliva63]

Quote: Sergej1972

More precisely, the government is responsible to parliament.

That is, before anyone

[Sergej1972]

Plahotniuc was a real shadow leader, but he was not president.

[Sergej1972]

What is the minus? Minusator, can you prove that Plahotniuc was the President of Moldova?

[tihonmarine]

Quote: nnm

Moldova is a parliamentary republic and absolutely nothing changes from the personality of the president.

I doubt it.

[Civil]

1. Not surprisingly, next to a rich Europe, and they have visa-free passports and a lot of guest workers.
2. The difference in income with related (language first of all) Romania is indecently huge.
3. Russia is far away and the Moldovans look at the socio-economic indicators for Transnistria.
4. There is no positive agenda from Moscow. Although almost 43% for Dodon is an indicator of the potential for influence.

[Flooding]

Quote: Civil

... Not surprisingly, next to rich Europe, and they have visa-free passports and a bunch of guest workers.

People go to Europe to work not with Moldovan visa-free travel, but with Romanian passports. Which now every second.
I grabbed my head when I learned that my old good acquaintances, who had moved to Russia a long time ago, were also concerned about Romanian citizenship. To make it easier to travel around the European Parliament.

[Thrifty]

So our government in the battle of regional interests lost to Moldova and the West!

[Fungus]

The parliament is for Dodon so far. The Socialist Parties and the Democratic Party form the ruling coalition. The posts of Prime Minister and Head of Parliament also belong to the Socialists.

[Flooding]

The coalition is formal.
The Democratic Party is the one that came to power at the time of the April riots and the defeat of the parliament with the presidency.

[Revival]

So who constantly removed him from office for any reason !?

[Liam]

Quote: Revival

So who constantly removed him from office for any reason !?

The Constitutional Court, and not for any reason, but in cases where it exceeded its powers, for example, when it refused to sign laws passed by Parliament

[Finches]

Moldova, this is the same myth as Ukraine ... "Gypsies roam in a noisy crowd in Bessarabia ..." - nothing has changed since the time of Alexander Sergeevich! As soon as the leading and guiding role of one respected organization disappeared, the Moldovans again began to roam, but with a sense of their own dignity, the Russian people gave them statehood, now they have their own country, like ...

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Finches

but with a sense of their own dignity, the Russian people gave them statehood, now they have their own country, like.

Like there is statehood, but still someone will take it away, not today so tomorrow.

[Finches]

Inspired by ...
You enlightened your mind,
You saw the truth
And dearly loved the nations,
And he wisely hated his ...

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Finches

And dearly loved the nations,
And he wisely hated his own ..

And he loved foreign peoples, who then hated us.

[Flooding]

Quote: Finches

"Gypsies roam in a noisy crowd in Bessarabia ..." - nothing has changed since the time of Alexander Sergeevich

A lot has changed.
Alexander Sergeevich at that time of limited access to information perfectly understood the difference between Roma and the indigenous Moldovan population.
Unlike the modern generation, which the Internet is unable to help.

Quote: Finches

the Russian people gave them statehood

Another confirmation of ignorance.
It is difficult to overestimate the role of Russia in the history of Moldova.
But historically Moldova existed much earlier than the annexation of part of its territory to the Russian Empire. And I remember that the wife of the Moldavian ruler Stephen the Great was a relative of Ivan the Terrible. The same ruler who beat the Ottoman troops with small forces for several decades.

[Finches]

A lawyer always has to happen, and one who considers himself smarter than everyone else ...

[Flooding]

If you have nothing to write in essence, then it is better to do without emoticons.
You have nothing to argue? I really hope that you will be more circumspect in the future.
It's not my fault that you take the liberty of judging things that you don't understand.

[Finches]

And you are a very categorical comrade! I don’t presume to judge what you will understand, and what not ... And you famously rate!

[Flooding]

I judge by words and deeds.
Do you have any other criteria?

[Finches]

What business?

[Flooding]

Well, it is obvious after all that he wrote not specifically about you, but his attitude to the issue.
In your case, words were enough.
As it often happens.

[Finches]

I have nothing to argue with you!
"Are you a thinker? What is your last name, thinker? Jean-Jacques Rousseau? Marcus Aurelius? Spinoza?"

[Flooding]

Bravo. You can whenever you want.
Was it really difficult to strain at once?
You look, and there would be nothing to argue about.

[Finches]

Okay, I'm out of age to find out who pees on the wall above. All I wanted to say, including about Moldova, I said. Nevertheless, thank you for the dialogue!

[Flooding]

Quote: Finches

Nevertheless, thank you for the dialogue!

Trust me, it's mutual.

[atalef]

Quote: Finches

Moldova is the same myth as Ukraine ..

Nichrome yourself a myth?
it's like a Mongol sitting in the steppes (under the portrait of Genghis Khan) and telling his grandchildren - Russia is a myth.

Quote: Finches

nothing has changed since the time of Alexander Sergeevich!

of course changed

Quote: Finches

so Moldovans again began to roam, but with a sense of their own dignity

The Project's study also notes that Russia is in third place in the world in terms of the total number of emigrants: in 2017, 10,6 million people have left the country, which is 7% of the total population of Russia and 4% of emigrants from all countries ... Only India and Mexico are ahead of Russia in this indicator.

[Finches]

Your, chosen by God, opinion is valuable to me - if you had not studied at the Soviet school, you would hardly have known about the existence of Moldova, but now you can practice sophistry - about Russia, like a myth! Even in the time of Genghis Khan, the Mongols went to Russia, they did not know very well, and not to Moldova, which even now is unlikely to be found on the maps!

[atalef]

Quote: Finches

Your, God's chosen, opinion is valuable to me

The God-bearer always values ​​the opinion of God's chosen ones

Quote: Finches

if you hadn't studied at the Soviet school, you would hardly have known about the existence of Moldova

If my grandmother ...
What do you know about .... let's say the Australian states?
Don't know .. well, if you were in an Australian school

Quote: Finches

and now you can practice sophistry - about Russia, like a myth!

everyone has their own myths, you have your own, the Mongols have your own.

Quote: Finches

! Even in the time of Genghis Khan, the Mongols went to Russia,

In general (according to the official version - you studied in a Soviet school) - they didn't have to go anywhere. Russia was under the Mongols.

Quote: Finches

Even in the days of Genghis Khan, the Mongols went to Russia, they did not know very well

But about America - they didn't know Yu, damn it, that's not a problem. And the Zusuls were generally unaware that Russia existed - for them, in general, the whole world was Great Britain.
Ferstein? God-bearer

[Finches]

But here you behaved stupidly, even sank to rudeness, which is a sign of stupidity, I, as a graduate of the Soviet school, can describe in detail about the states of Australia and I can immediately say that the capital of Canber ... However, you are on the site not for the sake of truth , but for the sake of ... to communicate and criticize everything that moves! I'm talking about Thomas, and you about Eremu ... But it's funny with you, now I know that the God-bearer, and I represent you as a classic Jewish orthodox, who was given to hold a tablet for a minute and he is in a hurry to prove his centuries-old wisdom to the whole world

[atalef]

Quote: Finches

But it's funny with you, now I know that God-bearer, and I represent you as a classic Jewish Orthodox who was given to hold a tablet for a minute and he is in a hurry to prove his centuries-old wisdom to the whole world

how is it in the classic movie 7
D \ ya you ....
I'm on VO a year longer than you

[Finches]

So what? Only sideways sat, but this is not an indicator of intelligence!

[atalef]

Quote: Finches

So what? Only sideways sat

what were they sitting on?

[Finches]

I didn’t want to offend you as one, but sat on your desire to seem more than to be!
However, I will not lie - when you write from the phone (collected by Chinese Tajiks for a stew for the money of American Jews), he constantly changes the spelling at his discretion - I have made excuses here many times here - if you don’t keep track, then God's chosen grammar - The Nazi will catch you in violation of the spelling foundations - and at least on this they will make their little gesheft!

[iouris]

Quote: Theodore

Poor Moldova!

We have not learned to feel sorry for ourselves. Once such a booze has gone - cut the last cucumber!

[Deniska999]

How so, and here Soros annoyed, mixed ballots.

[Odysseus]

A bit unpleasant, but nothing significant.
Moldova is a parliamentary republic, the powers of the president are small; not to mention the fact that Moldova (along with Armenia) is the least significant of the former Soviet republics for Russia. It is separated by Ukraine, the Russian Federation does not have significant resources and ideas for it, but it is actually not really needed.
The only thing that matters is the problem of Transnistria, but here we have already blown everything through in 2014, when there was an opportunity to make a "corridor".
The issue of the blockade of Transnistria does not depend on Sandu. Well, yes, there will be a lot of pro-Western chatter, minor provocations, but something more significant will depend on the desire of the Americans, not Sandu.

[Flooding]

Quote: Odyssey

Moldova is a parliamentary republic, the powers of the president are small

On the one hand, you are right. But in part.
After all, the head of the republic is the president, not the prime minister.
In addition, this victory also has a significant meaning, not only for Sandu herself, but also for the second wave of pro-Western forces. After the discredited first wave, this is very important for the further brainwashing of the population of the republic and the continuation of the European neo-colonial policy in the region.
It is also extremely important for the West to under no circumstances allow the growth of Russia's influence in Moldova, which was, in principle, possible to assume after taking into account all the blunders and correcting the blunders of Russian diplomacy after 2014.

[Alexander Lysenko]

Do you know American Wishlist? And they will be clearly anti-Russian.

[NI1]

Another defeat for a pro-Russian politician. Another defeat for our foreign ministry, intelligence, economy, etc. Everyone understands perfectly well that another military conflict is not far off, this time Transnistria. Alas, these guys, like the residents of Novorossiya, do not fit into our market relations and our economy. Nothing personal just business. ))

Our people are being poured, as they have been poured more than once. Although our rulers should not be blamed for this! They are not to blame. It's all Trump, Merkel, the State Department, Erdogan and the humanoids.

[nnm]

Yes, the main thing has already been done - Moldovan, Pridnestrovian youth study en masse in our universities (only this year I realized how massive this phenomenon is), people work in Russia, and this is much stronger integration. And who will be in the seat of the nominal president in Moldova is absolutely not important. Well, there were Plahotniuc, Dodon - what was the difference in the politics of the parliamentary republic? No. All the same problems with peacekeepers and dances around the PMR. So, if they didn't talk about these elections on TV, then you wouldn't know who the president is ...

[NI1]

I agree, for me, in fact, it does not matter who their presidents will be. I am very far from them. The point is different. More and more, our power reminds me of the late Communist Party of the Soviet Union: decrepit men, who have lost their grip and desire to leave their heated chairs, are trying to imagine something else from themselves. But we see that here and there our huge country is losing its influence. And it would be okay to have problems in the international arena, they are losing influence and respect inside the country. And this is an indicator of impending collapse.

The next 1998 year is banging here and there will be no time for Moldova and Belarus, then we would save our country. In the meantime, we will try to survive, our esteemed partners will crush half of the CIS.

[Asad]

Above, it seems, the figures cited were 12000 in Russia and 250000 in Europe. I think the residents of Transnistria are also on those lists.

[Flooding]

Quote: nnm

Moldovan, Transnistrian youth study en masse in our universities

Transnistrian youth in the context of the issue can be ignored.
It does not influence the formation of opinion in Moldova itself.
Young guys and girls who study in Russia, basically do not plan to return to Moldova.

[Fungus]

Do not Cry. There is no defeat. There, the president does not influence anything. Residents of Novorossiya are becoming Russian citizens in full, if anything.

[sergo1914]

How to integrate into the EU? The EU seems to have recognized Isabella as a poison. Like, there is only one methanol. You can die from a glass. What else to integrate with? With the White Stork?

[Graz]

In the EU, Moldovan wines and vineyards are not needed, they will rather do everything possible so that the Moldovans themselves cut them down. maybe even for this the farmers will be given money, but what they will do then will be a big question

[Asad]

Wine production has been limited for a long time, and excess vineyards have been cut down so that there is no overproduction.

[Liam]

Quote: Graz

WEIGHT

Maybe first study the figures before approving. Moldova has long been exporting 70 +% of its products to the EU .. and wine there is far from being in the first position

The main directions of export of goods from Moldova in 2019 were

Romania with a share of 27% (765 million US $)
Italy with a share of 9,6% (267 million US $)
Russia with a share of 8,99% (249 million US $)
Germany with a share of 8,85% (245 million US $)
Turkey with a share of 6,31% (175 million US $)
Poland with a share of 4,06% (113 million US $)
Switzerland with a share of 3,07% (85 million US $)
Belarus with a share of 2,89% (80 million US $)
Ukraine with a share of 2,88% (80 million US $)
Czech Republic with a share of 2,33% (64 million US $)

Exports structure from Moldova in 2019 represented by the following main commodity groups:

20% (578 million US $): 85 - Electrical machinery and equipment, their parts; sound recording and reproducing equipment, equipment for recording and reproducing television images and sound, their parts and accessories
9,4% (261 million US $): 12 - Oilseeds and fruits; other seeds, fruits and grains; medicinal plants and plants for technical purposes; straw and forage
8,35% (232 million US $): 10 - Cereals
7,82% (217 million US $): 22 - Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and vinegar
7,61% (211 million US $): 08 - Edible fruits and nuts; peel of citrus fruits or melons
6,56% (182 million US $): 62 - Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, not knitted or crocheted
5,5% (153 million US $): 94 - Furniture; bedding, mattresses, mattress supports, cushions and similar stuffed furniture; lamps and lighting fittings, not elsewhere specified or included; illuminated signs, illuminated signs with
3,51% (97 million US $): 30 - Pharmaceutical products
3,33% (92 million US $): 61 - Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, knitted or crocheted
2,62% (72 million US $): 20 - By-products of vegetables, fruits, nuts or other parts of plants

[Fedor Sokolov]

So what? Do we need to prepare for the fact that the pro-Western viper will unfreeze the Transnistrian conflict?

[nnm]

And when did Moldova have an effective pro-Russian foreign policy course? I have not seen this since the PMR ...

[Graz]

do you think they will be supported by the eu or romania, or at least will make up for their losses if they break with us, no, this will not happen

[Graz]

Well, it looks like this is the funeral of the Moldovan state, this madama will join her country to Romania or will bring it much closer. well, and accordingly, all joint projects with us will eventually be closed, as well as Moldovan access to our market

[nnm]

Yes, Plahotniuc, the Dododon president, in general, was an oligarch, a citizen of Romania, but he never dragged Moldova into the EU. So here absolutely nothing depends on the desire and personality of the president in Moldova.

[Graz]

And I wrote you something about the EU? I wrote that there will be an attempt to join Romania. it is clear that independent moldova does not shine in the eu, but if its elites are annexed to romania, then the latter is already there, and many moldovans have long had dual citizenship with romania

[Sergej1972]

Well, is it really difficult to look at information on the Internet and make sure that Plahotniuc has never held the post of President of Moldova?

[Pilot]

A chewed raccoon, they poured down, pleasant, news one after another, like from a garbage can. Do you want to congratulate the Moldovans with their new clothes - with lace eurotrusels?

[Guards turn]

- No, I do not like Kirkorov. Sugary. All tinted, powdery, like a woman. All that ... One word - Romanian!
- So he is a Bulgarian.
- Yes? Who cares?

[mikh-korsakov]

I quote "from Chisinau one should again expect a stream of anti-Russian rhetoric." Yes, to hell with her with this rhetoric, if only they did not climb into Transnistria. And in terms of rhetoric, I personally do not care. All and sundry are practicing in rhetoric, even if the "Petrel" and "Poseidon" quickly put into service. And so, you know, a thin dog always barks at my old faithful dog. And let them.

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

***
...
Here is a sage before Dodon
He got up and took it out of the bag
A scallop from a cockerel ...

...
***

[Varyag71]

Come on to her in Sandu.

[thinker]

Quote: Bearded

Our Foreign Ministry screwed up everything again

Half citizens of Moldova do not care about the elections, but the Russian Foreign Ministry is to blame!

[Tzar]

It seems that this half is those who have left to work in neighboring countries and are busy with their own business.

[Sergej1972]

On several occasions, commentators have mentioned Plahotniuc and called him the former president. He never was! Although at one time he was the most influential person in Moldova.

[Egoza]

Well, where did they manage without Harvard! Let's remember Moldova!

[lis-ik]

Quote: Bearded

Quote: Hunter 2

This is their choice ... unfortunately. I hope there will not be a blaze in Transnistria, although this Sandu has been repeatedly noted with extremely harsh statements. Judging by the stages of her education, Harvard was the place of recruitment.

After Biden's "victory" in the United States, Sandu's "victory" comes as no surprise. Our Ministry of Foreign Affairs again blundered everything with its concerns. Sandu will try to set fire to Transnistria. It is obvious. The US wants to raze out all the CIS. The next in line is the Maidan in Kazakhstan. Why don't we support Trump's Maidan in Washington? Where are the cookies and gingerbread from Russia for the protesters? What does the FSB do? Ah, yes, the FSB is not the KGB.
For Moldova, without clinking glasses

Lavrovsky's Foreign Ministry is only interested in the international reaction and the opinion of the "partners", according to the principle "whatever happens." Four years of Trump's rule, Ukraine was not interesting to the United States, not to mention Moldova. Work by the authorities of the Russian Federation is zero. Trade in raw materials is our everything, on these issues the talking heads from the government do not stop talking, although they have failed there too.

[Bersaglieri]

Why does Russia need this "hemorrhoid" in the form of failed states, such as Ukraine and Moldova? To the point of them - like milk from a goat, and even have to feed.

[lis-ik]

Quote: Bersaglieri

Why does Russia need this "hemorrhoid" in the form of failed states, such as Ukraine and Moldova? To the point of them - like milk from a goat, and even have to feed.

I deeply don’t give a damn about these "brotherly" peoples, all the more about feeding, but they are too easily scattered by Russian lands, there was an opportunity to return the east of Ukraine, but you can see the wrong people at the helm.

[Kapral Alphych]

2010 - Harvard Institute of International Management

everything that residents of the former republics of the USSR need to know about a presidential candidate in order not to vote for him. But no, everyone is stepping on the same rake. Everyone is attracted, like beads and mirrors of the ancient aborigines, "the American dream". Unrealizable and unattainable, but it turns any state into a raw material appendage, and the people into mindless slaves, for whom the Russians are to blame for everything.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Kapral Alphich

Everyone is attracted by the "American dream" like beads and mirrors of ancient aborigines.

The dream beckons, but they do not even take their own people from the American continent to the United States, and build a "Trump Wall" from them.

[orionvitt]

Quote: Kapral Alphich

Everyone is attracted, like beads and mirrors of ancient aborigines, the "American dream"

The fact of the matter is that people are so stupid and still believe fairy tales that they do not want to see the obvious. The "American Dream" and "Blessed West" ended in the 90s with the fall of the Soviet Union. And for some Aboriginal people who were so eager to join the "Western values", it was closed by definition. All modern pro-Westerners are carriers of the new kargokult. Like if we accept "Western values", then "happiness" will immediately descend upon us. .Aha, no matter how.

[military_cat]

Everything is said correctly, with one caveat: "cargo-cult" is the construction of decorations that only outwardly resemble a simulated object. The construction of scenery does not bring happiness.

[orionvitt]

Quote: military_cat

"cargo cult" is the construction of decorations that only outwardly resemble a simulated object

Everything is in order here. Decorations can be beautifully built in both the social and political spheres. What are the efforts of various European integrators.

[iouris]

The phrase was patented in time: "Let's go!" It will sound often.

[tihonmarine]

Sandu positions himself as a pro-Western politician who advocates integration with the EU and NATO.

They will be admitted to NATO, but they will never be admitted to the European Union.

[Bersaglieri]

In Romania will be accepted :) Romania- in the EU.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Bersaglieri

In Romania will be accepted :) Romania- in the EU.

There is only one way out - to raise the flag of Romania.

[Bersaglieri]

Well, the choice of the aforementioned lady is the very "flag"

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Bersaglieri

Well, the choice of the aforementioned lady is the very "flag"

I, too, have the same opinion.

[orionvitt]

positions itself as a pro-Western politician advocating integration with the EU

All clear. Even greater poverty awaits Moldova, aggravation in Transnistria and everything else connected with this. Not a single country that has chosen a pro-Western vector has been lucky. And vice versa, it turned into numerous problems, up to wars, loss of territories and sovereignty. The last illustrative example happened quite recently with Armenia. I just want to ask once again, "Well, son, your west helped you." And in response, as always, we will hear "you do not understand, everything is not so with us, this is different." It remains only to state the fact that people will never grow wiser.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: orionvitt

And in response, as always, we will hear "you do not understand, everything is not so with us, this is different." It remains only to state the fact that people will never grow wiser.

People are not getting smarter, they have been fooling people with "thimbles" for hundreds of years, but the people are still being "led". I am silent about the "scam".

[Bersaglieri]

As if Dodon was "pro-Russian". An ordinary thief, like Yanukovych, at one time. The awl is changed for soap.

[anjey]

We are waiting for an exacerbation in Transnistria and there, and Krajina, waiting for the command from the Western curators, I wonder if Turkey will be liberated back from Ishmael and the Bessarabian Gagauz from the Romanians, too, if it flares up, Russia will come to Moldova for Russia ??? Also the territory of the Ottomans, the former, Too often us provoke from all sides lately. Again we need a creative approach to the problem

[Incvizitor]

I think there have been falsifications, well, people cannot be so stupid.

[Pavel73]

Well, Romania will soon satisfy its imperial ambitions. But what to do with Transnistria is a question. A narrow strip of land sandwiched between two enemies. And landlocked.

[My_log_in]

That is why, as under Tsar Alexander II, not announce to the whole world that we are supposedly focusing on solving ALL problems exclusively in our own interests?

[Vladimir61]

But what difference does it make who is there and how, it makes us neither cold nor hot! This is not Ukraine, with its floundering between independence and Polish protectorate. It is easier for Moldova to integrate into the EU through Romania, and this is a fact.

Let me remind you when and where the words came from for the first time - "Suitcase - station - Russia". We remember Mihai Volontir, who played in the films "In the zone of special attention", "Return move" and others. boys of those years were brought up on these patriotic films. It was only in the 90s, when he became one of the activists of the Popular Front of Moldova, it was Volontir who uttered these words, - “Russian invaders - get out of Moldova. Suitcase - station - Russia. Oppressors and enslavers have no place in our country. Unification with Romania is our only way "... Subsequently, he became a member of the Parliament of Moldova and continued his Russophobic policy. Only how this forgotten patriot died was forgotten in Moldova! In 2013, for this Russophobe, money was collected from the world along a string and carried out two operations, in Russia so hated by him.
"Russia is not a fire brigade" (GDP, 2020) - and this must not only be understood, but also applied! Vaughn Luka - "virtual ally-vacuum cleaner". Immediately after the elections, he bowed his butt to the point of "holes in the floor," and today everything has been forgotten, including the promises, which at most are only two months old. It is enough to watch the last interview he gave ukroSMI. This is a man without conscience and honor. So what can we expect from the Romanian enclave? There, only Transnistria lives with the Russian spirit. And this is our concern and concern.

[Flooding]

Quote: Vladimir61

Only the way this forgotten patriot died is forgotten in Moldova!

Bad words. They don't paint you.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Sorry, but decent people are dying. Judas are dying. Perfectly accurate wording.

[Flooding]

Are you as hard on yourself?
This man left a significant mark on Soviet cinema.
For this alone, much will be forgiven him both in this and in the next world.
You need to be able to take into account past merits and be sometimes condescending to other people's mistakes.
It was a very difficult time. The USSR was betrayed from the silent inaction of millions and millions.
And these yesterday's citizens of the great Union suddenly found themselves not only behind its side, but also not needed by Russia.
Therefore, I will ask you again: are you as harsh on yourself?

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Regarding M. Volontir, it is absolutely true. My uncle served in Chisinau and talked about this turnover. But the most surprising thing is that Ukrainians, Moldovans, and Belarusians (to a lesser extent) live at the expense of our country, our resources, leaving on the worn-out wording “brotherly peoples”. So maybe there is no point in funding these “brothers” ... Perhaps it is better to think about the welfare of your own people?
If I'm wrong, then let any of the members of the forum name me a republic, from which, after gaining ,, independence ,, Russian people did not leave?

[NF68]

No matter how they put pots on their heads now.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

NF 68, and they have already put them on, - voted for this European lady. Soon this lady will follow in the footsteps of Pashinyan - she will unleash a war with Transnistria. And who will open the air corridor for us, if that? Ukraine? I doubt it ... and then what will we do?

[Flooding]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

Soon this lady will follow in the footsteps of Pashinyan - she will unleash a war with Transnistria

To follow in the footsteps of Aliyev (you probably meant him), you need a decade to train the army and invest in it petrodollars, which Moldova does not have.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

But there is Romania nearby. And you don't need petrodollars. Romanians sleep and see Moldova and Transnistria, in their composition.

[NF68]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

NF 68, and they have already put them on, - voted for this European lady. Soon this lady will follow in the footsteps of Pashinyan - she will unleash a war with Transnistria. And who will open the air corridor for us, if that? Ukraine? I doubt it ... and then what will we do?

If they have put on something quite recently. The main fun is still ahead of them.

[high]

The population of Moldova is tired of living in poverty ..... Moldova, if memory serves, in terms of living standards, is in last place in Europe ...

[NF68]

Quote: alta

The population of Moldova is tired of living in poverty ..... Moldova, if memory serves, in terms of living standards, is in last place in Europe ...

After joining Romania, will they immediately heal happily? Romania is also one of the poorest, if not the poorest country in the EU, and in the EU, even without poor Moldovans, it becomes a little crowded.

[Liam]

Quote: NF68

Quote: alta

The population of Moldova is tired of living in poverty ..... Moldova, if memory serves, in terms of living standards, is in last place in Europe ...

After joining Romania, will they immediately heal happily? Romania is also one of the poorest, if not the poorest country in the EU, and in the EU, even without poor Moldovans, it becomes a little crowded.

Firstly, nobody joins Romania, at least for the foreseeable future.
Secondly, even one of the poorest EU countries (Romania) has a standard of living higher than any post-Soviet, including Russia.

[Flooding]

Quote: Liam

Firstly, nobody joins Romania, at least for the foreseeable future.

The problem is that this is one of the political goals of the new president of an independent state.
The ironic grin of Moldovan independence.

[Liam]

There is no need to make a fetish of these concepts. Accession to Romania will not be decided by either Sandu or anyone else, but only 2/3 of the people. And if the people decide so, what is the problem? It is better to have autonomy in a normal country than to vegetate hunched over "sovereign" kings, thieves and bribe-takers

[Flooding]

Quote: Liam

And if the people decide so, what is the problem?

Maybe it’s that the Russian-speakers will be finally squeezed out then?

[Liam]

Quote: Flood

Russian-speaking squeeze

These horror stories are 30 years old at lunch already. Russian-speaking people in Moldova, especially young people, are tired of casting their votes to shameless thieves who have deceived them for decades, came to power under these banners and stuffed their pockets, robbing them, too. This record has already broken and Sharpie Dodon, who tried to play it once again, received an electoral defeat, including among the Russian-speakers. Not a few of whom voted for Sandu. Without, among other things, their votes, Sandu would not have won a record% in the country's entire history. pouring into their ears about the language and mythical oppression, they also want their president to be, in the first place, not a thief, educated and dealt with the country, the needs of people and not personal business projects for state money

[Flooding]

I then write from the scene. And you?

[Liam]

I am originally from Moldova.

And what harassment have you felt over the years?

[Flooding]

Quote: Liam

And what harassment have you felt over the years?

Dear fellow countryman, to begin with, there are three Russian schools left in the city, so as not to lie.
Or because it became impossible to enter many universities and colleges in Russian groups due to their absence?
Maybe because many Russian-speakers had to deal with an openly boorish attitude on a national basis? In trolleybuses, shops, on the streets.

[Liam]

)))

There are not many Moldovan schools either. People leave, children are born and grow up abroad, schools in the country are closed. What city do you live in? I don’t know Russian-speaking people who would not have enough places in schools, etc.
About rudeness in a trolleybus, he smiled. There they can get rude for 100500 reasons, regardless of nationality. But simply because of bad manners. And a Moldovan and a Russian can get rude. You don't need to build a war of nations out of this. You will be rude in the Moscow metro too)
You yourself will agree that the list of "harassment" turns out to be rather weak. And any honest person admits that there are no serious tensions in Moldova, and there have never been any serious tensions on the national soil. In Chisinau, every second person speaks Russian, and in Balti-2/3 TV and radio are full of broadcasts on Russian, etc.
This topic arises only during the elections when another bawker wants to easily cut down Russian-speaking voices.
Moodovans who do not know Russian are a scanty percentage. But there are a lot of Russians who do not want to learn Moldovan. Although this should be a "trade union minimum" for a citizen of Moldova living in Moldova. I doubt that you can live your whole life in Russia, study at school there, work , to have a business and not know the Russian language. And in Moldova, for many Russian-speaking, this is the norm.
And the Russian-speakers should ask themselves some questions ... for example, why not a single politician has appeared from their midst for 30 years claiming top positions in the state. They have not even created their own party. Everyone votes for some kind of pseudo-communists / socialists who are nothing but empty they do not make promises to them.

[Flooding]

Dear friend, how long have you left Moldova? Your awareness is simply surprising.
The fact that I live here does not mean anything to you at all.
Then there is nothing more to talk about.

[NF68]

Quote: Liam

Quote: NF68

Quote: alta

The population of Moldova is tired of living in poverty ..... Moldova, if memory serves, in terms of living standards, is in last place in Europe ...

After joining Romania, will they immediately heal happily? Romania is also one of the poorest, if not the poorest country in the EU, and in the EU, even without poor Moldovans, it becomes a little crowded.

Firstly, nobody joins Romania, at least for the foreseeable future.
Secondly, even one of the poorest EU countries (Romania) has a standard of living higher than any post-Soviet, including Russia.

Why then do Romanians and Bulgarians beg in Germany and rob houses that look richer? Or are they so mad with fat?

[fa2998]

Quote: Hunter 2

This is their choice ... unfortunately.

And there is nothing to blame the Moldovans (and others) for not choosing pro-Russian politicians, but pro-Western ones. If Russia itself developed faster than Europe, and the people lived better than in the West, then the neighbors will be drawn towards Russia. So far, we are not showing good examples.

[three]

"pro-Western" - how's that? trendy term? The country is a beggar, there is no money, whoever promises will get slippers (voters, and not for long) .... And in general, it's time to forget about the "former" ... Well, we have no money for them !! On ourselves - no, and on them - even more so ... the USA, the EU - they will print, but we - we cannot, since we do not produce added value (from the word ANYWHERE AND ANYWHERE, production workers, economists know ...)

[anjey]

There is no need to be so negative, in comparison with the Eltsin era, that something is being done, even if not at an accelerated pace, but there is progress.

[Maxwrx]

During the RI and USSR, neighboring countries chose our course. Now everything is pro-Western. And it is not necessary to say that the Americans are to blame for everything. Why then can't we lure the pro-American country into our orbit?

[Lexus]

Another HPP, no matter how they pumped Dodon with money and free fuel, failed miserably.

[ZEMCH]

The President of Moldova is limited in decision-making, the main thing is the Parliament, now the Socialists have a majority there, and read RAND's analyst at your leisure, what they want to get, they get it, I wrote in many threads about future attempts to destabilize the former republics, with very minor deviations they follow conclusions RAND! I hope the Foreign Ministry and the Foreign Intelligence Service are not asleep!

[Liam]

Quote: ZEMCH

The President of Moldova is limited in decision-making, the main thing is the Parliament, now there is a majority of the Socialists

Mathematics is different. Socialists have 37 out of 101 places.
PySy.In the next couple of months, parliament will be dissolved and in the new elections Dodon will not shine and 20 seats. There are already rats running from the sinking ship. And 20 seats are still optimistic. After the surrender of powers and loss of immunity, Dodon will run around the lawyers and the party itself he risks being banned for illegal financing. Plahotniuc posted in the public domain his backstage talks with Dodon, where this genius admitted that he received monthly from the Russian Federation (through Kozak and the AP) from 800.000 to a million euros of party funding ... so expect him to visit soon Rostov: Yanukovych's neighbor in dachas

[ZEMCH]

In any case, the problem of Pridnestrovie is to be solved by us, as time will tell!

[johnatan.kowalski]

So Moldova has seen the light

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Now I hope it has come to pass that there are no “brotherly” peoples? The "brotherly" Moldovan people go to Russia so that their families do not die of hunger, but they look towards Europe. The company of Ukraine and Armenia will soon have replenishment.