Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zaharova said Moldova is being influenced by Western states to become a NATO military base, which could turn the country into a "second Ukraine". Zaharova noted that Moldova is conducting joint exercises with NATO and abolishing its neutral status. In response, Moldovan President Maia Sandu criticized the accusations, stressing that Moldova is building its European future. Ursula von der Leyen said Moldova's future lies in the EU, without being influenced by Russia's actions.
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Zaharova acuză Occidentul că transformă Republica Moldova într-o bază militară NATO pentru o confruntare cu Rusia
Maria Zaharova avertizează: Occidentul pregătește pentru Republica Moldova rolul unei "a doua Ucraine"
Maria Zaharova acuză NATO că transformă Republica Moldova într-un AVANPOST militar pentru confruntarea cu Rusia
Zaharova afirmă că Occidentul pregătește pentru Republica Moldova rolul unei "a doua Ucraine"
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