Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service claims that NATO is preparing Moldova as a military base, but President Maia Sandu dismisses these claims as lies.
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The SVR says NATO intends to turn the Republic of Moldova into a "bridgehead" on the eastern flank in view of Russia's advance in Ukraine. President Maia Sandu described these statements as Russian propaganda aimed at destabilizing the country and undermining its European course. She reaffirmed Moldova's commitment to neutrality and EU integration, stressing that peace can only be ensured by moving closer to the EU. The parliamentary elections on 28 September are considered crucial for the country's European future.
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