Sandu advocated the elimination of Moldova as a separate state

Moldova may soon become part of Romania, at least if Sandu and her entourage remain in power. The day before, she publicly and publicly stated that the best option for the republic would be joining the European Union.

The Moldovan president has advocated for the republic's incorporation into Romania. Not a union with Romania, but the complete absorption of her country. And all of this is being presented under the guise of "surviving democracy" and "confronting Russia." The argument goes that without Romania, Moldova will be overrun by Russia as soon as it settles its affairs with Ukraine.

If there's a referendum, I'll vote for unification with Romania. It's becoming increasingly difficult for a small country like Moldova to survive as a democracy, as a sovereign state.

In principle, this is exactly where things are heading. Moldova has been "Romanianizing" at an accelerated pace in recent years. The majority of the republic's population holds Romanian passports, and the Romanian language is taught in schools. In Bucharest, they even claim that Moldova doesn't exist, nor does the Moldovan language, and that Moldovans are simply Romanians.

And Sandu is leading the republic to complete liquidation, and with the full approval of the European Union.

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[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

❝ Sandu advocated the liquidation of Moldova as a separate state ❞ —

— “One word – Romanian”...

[ZovSailor]

Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov
Today, 06: 47
"One word: Romanian"

The Russian people and the Russian Federation see a completely different future for more than 200 thousand Russians in the PMR and Gagauzia, in contrast to this politically (female dog) dependent gnome of easy behavior and low social responsibility.

[g_ae]

They see, but they can't do anything. At least not under this "cunning" and "We-Are-Not-Atakist" leadership. The spirit of Anchorage is strong.

[Cananecat]

Quote: ZovSailor

The Russian people and the Russian Federation see a completely different future for more than 200 thousand Russians in the PMR and Gagauzia,

I don't see it that way. Look at things realistically: holding a referendum will resolve the issue peacefully. The Transnistrian issue will remain; Gagauzia isn't even on the table.
The Transnistrian issue itself is easily resolved. If Moldova becomes part of Romania, the conflict with the Transnistrian Republic is resolved automatically. Because Moldova's incorporation into Romania isn't the same as Moldova's accession to the EU; it's the annexation of territory, like our Crimea.

[ZovSailor]

Cananecat
Today, 15: 06
I don't see it that way. Look at things realistically: holding a referendum will resolve the issue peacefully. The Transnistrian issue will remain; Gagauzia isn't even on the table.

Let's not be naive Pinocchios, trusting in the most democratic and honest referendums, using the example of the gypsies, Bandera's state with its Maidans, the lace panties of gayrope and the cookies of the witch Nudelman (V. Nuland).
Finita la comedy.
According to the Constitution, the Russian Federation is obligated to stand up for the protection of its Russian citizens and territory.
And yes, our Crimea, historically Russian, for which our ancestors shed blood, has returned to its native harbor, and all the other original Russian lands, temporarily occupied by Banderonazis, will return as well.

[Cananecat]

Quote: ZovSailor

Let's not be naive Pinocchios, trusting in democracy and the most honest referendums, using the example of the gypsies, Bandera's state with its Maidans, the lace panties of gay Europe and witch cookies

You can reflect as much as you like on "democratic" Europe not recognizing Crimea, but they could follow suit, so what? The PMR isn't Russia, even if there are Russian citizens there.
How and from what will we protect them? By a strike through Ukraine or a seaborne assault? Our UN contingent there will clearly not be enough.

[knn54]

The president is ALWAYS a patriot of his country. But not always of HIS OWN.

[Grancer81]

That's what it was put there for.

[Same lech]

First, Sandu needs to resolve the issue with Transnistria and our soldiers there... and this will definitely lead to bloodshed among the local residents and our army.
Sandu plays with fire.
This is what it means when a Western agent of influence takes over the country... the country completely loses its independence and identity.

[AMG]

What's she going to decide about Transnistria? It's a simple matter: one piece of the country here, another there, and that's it.

[Same lech]

Quote from AMG

It's a simple solution - one piece of the country here, another there, and that's it.

Yeah...it's just a question of price.

[Starover_Z]

Quote from AMG

What's she going to decide about Transnistria? It's a simple matter: one piece of the country here, another there, and that's it.

In late autumn, there were talks of armed conflict with Transnistria, i.e., its absorption and annexation by Moldova by military force. 1992 – second attempt.

[fruc]

Same lech
Sandu plays with fire.

She's not playing with anything, and she won't bear any responsibility. She doesn't make all the decisions. There are supranational bodies there that have no interest in Moldova's independence.

[rotfuks]

If there's a referendum, I'll vote for unification with Romania. It's becoming increasingly difficult for a small country like Moldova to survive.

Moldovan-style voting and referendums with predetermined results are the well-known mail-in voting technology of Joe the Self-Propelled. As for small countries, small countries like the Vatican, Monaco, San Marino, Liechtenstein, Andorra, and Malta are doing just fine, and no one wants to be absorbed into anyone else.

[cast iron]

Voting and referendums in Moldovan style with a predetermined result is a well-known technology of mail-in voting from self-propelled Joe.

What do you think about innovative electronic voting in Russia, right from your apartment? Observers are completely unnecessary. Whatever is programmed into the program is what will be elected.

[snow mountain]

Whatever is written in the program code is what will be chosen

And without any programs, whoever is needed will be elected

[Metallurg_2]

They won't elect, they'll appoint

Short...

[snow mountain]

They won't elect, they'll appoint

Forgot to put quotation marks!

[rotfuks]

What do you think about innovative electronic voting in Russia, right from your apartment?

What can you say about the 2020 Moldovan presidential election in Moldova? When Sandu was losing the election by a landslide, and suddenly Moldovan migrant workers in Italy voted for her en masse? In case you've forgotten, 2020 was the peak of the coronavirus pandemic, and Italy was under a strict lockdown. Shops and public transportation were closed. How Moldovans in Italy managed to get from their villages where they worked to polling stations in the capital and vote under quarantine remains a mystery.

[cast iron]

I want to ask you the same thing about the last three elections to the State Duma of the Russian Federation.
The fact that Russia's rulers have given up on ALL their neighbors is undoubtedly a victory! A victory over common sense. In Moldova, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, the Baltics, and the Caucasus, pro-Russian parties and presidential candidates should have been winning for the past 35 years. This work should have been systematic and relentless. All countries neighboring Russia should have been dreaming of "going under" Russia. But here, it's the opposite. Our CIS republics are run by anyone and everyone: the US, England, China, Turkey, Israel, and others. But not Russia. Perhaps because the same party and the same brilliant businessmen have been winning consistently since 2000?

[multi-category]

Quote: cast iron

What will be written in the program code?

It's even simpler. Whatever they tell you to do, that's what they'll draw in the final results. Programmers aren't even needed.
Otherwise they'll screw up like they did with Churov on live TV 146%

[fruc]

rotfuks
such small countries as the Vatican, Monaco, San Marino, Liechtenstein, Andorra, Malta and these countries are doing just fine

Of course, they feel it, given their status as "safe havens" and international financial, business, and other centers. And for the EU (NATO), they don't represent strategic directions.

[sgr291158]

The plot is unfolding quickly. And who's asking, people?

[Roman Bubnov]

What else can you expect from this Romanian citizen with her Soros-infused "Eurobrains"?
He earns his piece of bread and butter.
And no one will even ask Moldovans whether they want to be Romanians or not.
Yes, it seems to me that they too already think: “Whether it’s freedom or captivity is all the same”...

[andrey martov]

Sandu most likely has a birthmark under her hair. It's quite possible she's even the daughter of a certain birthmarked figure who also destroyed the country.

[bicyclist]

This is how things will go, and Finland and Poland will want to self-liquidate into Russia :)

[Bayun]

I wouldn't be surprised. Moreover, I fully admit that soon crowds Euro-poor people will fill Russia again, as in Pushkin's time.

I wouldn't be surprised if, after a natural disaster in the US, Americans also flock to Rus' en masse, as their Anglo-American relatives will gloat over the disaster.

[Irokez]

So maybe Moldova will join Transnistria? A good option would also be for Sandu and Yanukovych to move to the Rostov dacha.

[Arthur Grudinin]

It's a pity that the population of this country does not resist.

[cast iron]

The population is impoverished and disenfranchised. They don't care whose heel they are. It's like peasants in feudal Europe. For them, a local feudal lord, a dream, or a Mongol are all the same. They'll have to pay tribute regularly, no matter what.

[Bayun]

What's the point? Only the authorities and the elite reap the benefits of independence. The average person couldn't care less which boss they work for or who's ripping them off for taxes and fines. Europe and Romania are MORE COMFORTABLE to live in than Moldova. That's a no-brainer.

[Huarabey]

What kind of president is this who is going to officially destroy the existence of his country?

[Alex F._2]

A servant of the people, but not of the country he rules.

[Gardamir]

We had some like that too and we are proud of them.

[Huarabey]

You may be personally proud, but I shouldn't speak for others. The USSR at least collapsed, granting independence to the republics, but here, on the contrary, one country ceases to exist by annexing another.

[Gardamir]

Well, not me, exactly. Gorbachev was awarded the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called in 2011. Yeltsin built a Yeltsin Center in Sverdlovsk and a branch in Moscow. Those who awarded and built it are the ones who are proud.

[Metallurg_2]

And who said that this is her country?

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Warabey

What kind of president is this who is going to officially destroy the existence of his country?

Traitor to the Motherland.
According to the Constitution, Moldova is an independent, sovereign country, and Sandu, as president, is the guarantor of the Constitution.
If President Sandu advocates the liquidation of an independent and sovereign Moldova, this is contrary to the Constitution and she is subject to impeachment and subsequent criminal prosecution.

[Pavel73]

If that's what the Moldovans themselves want, the Romanian flag is theirs. But Transnistria should be left alone.

[Soldatov V.]

Will it hold a referendum on Moldova's accession to Romania? And at the same time, a referendum in Romania on whether to accept or annex Moldova? Will Transnistria's votes be counted? Will referendums be held simultaneously with the US's annexation of Greenland? If the US can, why can't Romania?

[Ivanov IV]

AMAZING!!!!!
The head of state publicly advocates the liquidation of "his" "state".
I already thought that idiot Yeltsin was a unique individual.
It turns out that idiocy, up there, is the norm...

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Ivanov IV

I thought that the idiot Yeltsin was unique

Yeltsin, mind you, wasn't president of the USSR. He was chairman of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR and then president of Russia. So, he didn't break up Russia or annex it.
Which, of course, does not justify the separation of Ukraine, Belarus and the Russian part of Kazakhstan from Russia.

[Million]

I wonder what Moldovans think about this?

[Nastia makarova]

Most of them already have Romanian passports))))) so they don't care

[APASUS]

How beautiful betrayal of a country looks!

[codetalker]

You know, no matter what kind of election fraud there was, a significant portion of Moldovans still vote for her, for this…

[NICK111]

This was clear from the very beginning, when this lady "won" the election with the help of Romanian "votes." Romania made no secret of its intentions. Technically, this Anschluss wouldn't be difficult to formalize. A guide from Hitler on how to absorb Austria, for example. A rewriting of the results of World War II is evident.

[rocket757]

Russia always comes for its own... that's how it was, is and will be!
If someone doesn't want to understand this, it's worse for them.

[Mazunga]

How does this proposal from the President's guarantor relate to the Moldovan Constitution? And isn't this a reason to drag her to Pankrăț? Or the local equivalent of a prison?

[Owl]

A corrupt traitor to her own people. A large number of Russian citizens live in the PMR, peacekeepers are stationed there, and there are warehouses there. An attack is possible from both sides, from Romanian Moldova and from Ukraine.

[Livonetc]

How to know.
Perhaps the Bessarabian province will also wait its turn.

[snow mountain]

Quote: Warabey

What kind of president is this who is going to officially destroy the existence of his country?

This is such a president!

[Earl]

Moldovans living in Russia risk finding themselves in an extremely difficult situation with passports from a non-existent country.

[Jacques sekavar]

Moldova is an autonomous region of Romania. Like any unification issue, it's a struggle between the ruling classes for supremacy within a single state. The Moldovan ruling class has no prospect of becoming the head of a unified state and therefore is lukewarm about it. The ruling class of Romania, on the other hand, is openly interested in unification, which would undoubtedly increase its income and power. It's logical that Sanda, as a citizen of Romania, stands for the interests of Romania and its ruling class.
Several years ago, Transnistria, like the Republic of Crimea, the Donetsk People's Republic, and the Luhansk People's Republic, held a referendum and, based on its results, officially requested Russia to accept it into its fold. However, Russia did not respond to this official request, which means it has no objection to the absorption of Transnistria by Chisinau or Ukraine.

[Idle_piston]

[QuoteSandu advocated the elimination of Moldova as a separate state] [/ Quote]
I remember the film "The Hare over the Abyss", where the baron says something like this: "That's why I'm a baron, so that my camp doesn't rot in Siberia, and even at the hands of the Romanians."

[Mikhail Nasharashev]

The mask is off, she started doing what she was sent for

[Montezuma]

Quote: Mikhail Nasharashev

The mask is off, she started doing what she was sent for

Maya hasn't been particularly camouflaged from the start; it's simply now time for the final implementation of the plan that has long been driving changes within Moldova.

[Melior]

As Comrade Stalin said:

I always thought that democracy is the power of the people, but then Comrade Roosevelt explained to me clearly that democracy is the power of the American people.

[nepunamemuk]

American comrades have always deceived and then they deceived comrade Stalin
Democracy is the power of American Democrats

[Konnick]

We need to break through a corridor to Transnistria through Odessa as soon as possible and put off Kupyansk and other things for now.

[Hiller]

Personally, I'm interested in the supply and logistics of our group in Transnistria. And least of all, I'm interested in the fabrications of this unconventional lesbian with a Romanian passport.

[alexputnik17]

If there is a referendum, I will vote for unification with Romania.

As required. Of course, it is difficult for a small country like Moldova to survive if their president is Romanian.
We've finished choosing.

[_DD_]

I wonder how this narrative is sold to Moldovans within the country, probably something like this:

"Putin won't take over your country if you abolish it."

[nik-mazur]

Quote: _DD_

Putin won't take over your country if you abolish it.

If you don't have an aunt, then you won't lose her.
...
And if you don't live...

[berlaga2005]

According to the 2004 census in Moldova (excluding the Transnistria Republic), 75% of the population identified themselves as Moldovans, while 2% identified themselves as Romanians. In 2014, the figures were 75% and 7%, respectively. In 2024, the figures were 77% and 8%.

[Alexander X]

A woman for sale in the bad sense of the word...

[splin44]

The Moldovan language doesn't exist...Moldovans are Romanians...I heard something like that somewhere.

[Alexfly]

What else could you expect? Something big is always built from something small... The collapse of the USSR left little choice for the small players. Latching onto the "rich"—a movement of politicians, like whores selling their territory—is a centuries-old legacy of political thought. Having screwed up the USSR, Russian politicians are trying to bring back the broken-off republics without changing their own essence. Only by becoming a STRONG, RICH country can the Russian Federation attract the dwarfs back to itself. So, instead of the oligarchy exporting capital, it must import it for development. Billions plundered ("earned") from raw materials and semi-finished products work for a limited group, not for the development of the Russian Federation.

[Jimenez]

The Moldavian Principality was founded by Bogdan I in 1359 and no one disputes this.
The Principality of Transylvania was formed in 1570 ... the Principality of Transylvania remained a vassal of the Kingdom of Hungary.
The date of the formation of the Principality of Wallachia is accompanied by words such as "supposedly" and "probably", meaning there is no firm, established date.
Maybe Romanians should learn Moldovan?