Moldova's prime minister accuses Russia of using energy as a political weapon, turning Transnistrian residents into hostages.
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Gazprom's decision to stop supplying natural gas to the Russian-controlled Transnistrian region has sparked harsh accusations from Moldova's prime minister. He rejected accusations of unpaid debts to Gazprom and announced that the government will consider all legal options to protect the country's interests.
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Reacția Chișinăului după ce rușii au anunțat că, de la 1 ianuarie, opresc livrările de gaze în Republica Moldova
Premierul Moldovei, atac la Kremlin, după ce Gazprom a anunțat că oprește exporturile. "Rusia folosește energia ca armă politică"
Dorin Recean, reacție după anunțul Gazprom privind sistarea livrării de gaze
"Confirmă încă o dată intenția Kremlinului de a lăsa locuitorii din regiunea transnistreană fără lumină și căldură în mijlocul iernii." Recean după anunțul făcut de Gazprom
Gazprom nu va mai livra gaze Republicii Moldova de la 1 ianuarie. Premierul Recean acuză Rusia că folosește energia ca armă politică
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