The current authorities in the Republic of Moldova make a serious mistake when they make Russia an adversary, for the sake of building relations with Europe, said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov to the state agency TASS.
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Dmitri Peskov, the spokesperson for the Kremlin, stated that the current leadership of the Republic of Moldova is making a serious mistake by antagonizing Russia in order to build relations with Europe. This comes in the context of adopting a military strategy that identifies Russia as the main threat to national security. Peskov compared the situation in Moldova to that of Ukraine, emphasizing that such a direction does not bring benefits. He also accused the Moldovan authorities of clinging to power, continuing an unfriendly line towards Moscow.
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