Cristian Tudor Popescu underlines the risks of the elections in Moldova, where pro pro pro-Russian parties may win, thus affecting relations with Romania.
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Cristian Tudor Popescu warns that the parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova, scheduled for next month, may change the direction of the country, with the risk that pro pro pro-Russian parties may gain a majority. If that happens, Maia Sandu could be isolated and Romania would have a direct border with Russia. Popescu emphasizes that Romania must act diplomatically to support the pro-European forces in Moldova, warning that non-involvement could have serious consequences for national security. He also criticizes Ilan Shor's campaign, which could negatively influence the outcome of the elections.
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CTP, avertisment dur: Republica Moldova riscă să fie ocupată de Rusia după alegerile din septembrie: ”Vă dați seama cam ce probleme va avea România?”
Semnalul de alarmă tras de CTP: "Există o probabilitate înspăimântătoare ca peste o lună și ceva în R. Moldova să avem graniță cu Rusia!"
Avertismentul lui CTP în legătură cu Republica Moldova: „Dacă va fi ocupată de Rusia, și acest lucru se poate întâmpla într-o lună și ceva, vă dați seama cam ce probleme va avea România”
CTP: Există o probabilitate înspăimântătoare ca Republica Moldova să fie ocupată de Rusia peste o lună și ceva, la alegerile parlamentare. Vă dați seama cam ce probleme va avea România… (VIDEO)
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