Citizens of the Republic of Moldova residing in Russia can receive citations for enrollment. The authorities in Chișinău recommend leaving the Russian Federation.

Deputy Prime Minister Mihai Popșoi confirmed that citizens of the Republic of Moldova in Russia can receive summons to be enrolled on the front. The authorities encourage citizens not to wait for the summons and to leave Russian territory, highlighting the serious risks they expose themselves to. Popșoi mentioned that the Republic of Moldova offers peace and opportunities, despite the difficulties. He also commented on the travel warnings issued by Moscow, considering them a reaction to Chișinău's measures. He emphasized that the country does not discriminate against citizens based on language or nationality, but acts to protect national security. Additionally, he criticized the behavior of the Russian ambassador in Chișinău, Oleg Ozerov, for unusual actions in diplomacy, mentioning that bilateral relations are maintained to ensure consular services for Moldovan citizens in Russia.