Lavrov threatens Moldova with the fate of Kiev. The foreign minister from Chisinau answers him: Russia can only offer blood and pain – translation in comments

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  1. Full article translation with Google Translate:

    “Sergey Lavrov, present at the diplomatic forum in Antalya, said that “the regime in Chisinau is following in the footsteps of the regime in Kiev”, in a statement about the resumption of the “5+2” negotiation format regarding Transnistria. Head of diplomacy Rep. Moldova’s Mihai Popșoi responded to his Russian counterpart on Saturday with a message on a social network, saying that “Minister Lavrov and the Kremlin regime have no moral right to give lessons about democracy and freedom.”

     

    Sergey Lavrov declared at the diplomatic forum in Antalya that Moldova is trying to destroy the “5+2” negotiation format, according to TASS.

     

    “The resumption of the “5+2″ negotiation format regarding the Transnistrian settlement will allow us to continue the search for mutually acceptable solutions, while maintaining the territorial integrity of Moldova, but the Romanian leadership in Chisinau is trying to destroy this instrument forever,” he said Russian Foreign Minister.

     

    Lavrov claims that “the regime that installed itself in Chisinau is simply following in the footsteps of the regime in Kiev.”

     

    “We appealed to the regime in Chisinau, led by Romanian citizens, who do not hide the fact that they want to annex the Republic of Moldova to Romania, so that this regime stops blocking the negotiation process,” he said. “The leadership of Transnistria has spoken. about this for a long time: the “5+2″ format made it possible to take into account the interests of the Pridnestrovians in the context of preserving the territorial integrity of Moldova. The Romanian leadership from Chisinau is trying to destroy this format once and for all”.

     

    The head of the foreign policy department also drew attention to the fact that “abolishing everything Russian, discriminating the Russian language in all spheres, together with the Ukrainians, creates an even more serious economic pressure on Transnistria.”

     

    **How does Rep. Moldova to Lavrov’s comments**

     

    Mihai Popșoi responded to Lavrov’s statements on the Facebook social network.

    “Minister Lavrov and the Kremlin regime have no moral right to lecture on democracy and freedom. The country that imprisons opposition politicians and kills them, unjustifiably attacks its neighbors, can offer nothing but blood and pain to the world,” wrote the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mihai Popșoi.

    “We remind Minister Lavrov that in the Republic of Moldova, politicians are elected in free and transparent electoral processes, internationally recognized, where each candidate benefits from equal rights, adequate space for campaigning and the possibility of direct interaction with voters,” the official wrote.

     

    Popșoi mentioned that it is important for Minister Lavrov to be properly informed about the situation in the Transnistrian region, where more than 70% of local production and services are exported to the member states of the European Union.

     

    The head of diplomacy of the Republic of Moldova, Mihai Popșoi, wrote that the Republic of Moldova is a democratic state for which freedom and respect for human rights are fundamental values. “We are building a European future for all our citizens, regardless of language and ethnicity, to live in peace and prosperity.”

     

    On February 28, at the congress of deputies in Tiraspol, a resolution was voted invoking pressure, including economic and social, from the authorities of the Republic of Moldova.

     

    The separatist Transnistrian administration said it would ask the Russian Federation to protect the region, without specifying how. The resolution of the separatists was unanimously approved, to the applause of the participants.”

  3. Is the Chemical Ali impersonator from Russia’s Got No Talent at it again?

  4. Did he accidentally say moldovans are romanians? If so, that would be hilarious

  5. I wonder why would anyone want to join NATO? I have no clue… I guess it is a russophobe plot

    /s

  9. Lavrov really shows what the ‘top’of Russia foreign policy has to offer, from there it’s only down to poison and espionage.

  10. Oh no, what will we do??

    Will Russia send in their lethal VDVs again?

  11. Russia could take Moldova if they wanted, Moldova is not NATO, they do not have a big army and wouldn’t be able to put up much resistance. However, they don’t have a land bridge to Moldova Ukraine could kick their ass.

  12. russia must be eliminated, there are no other options. otherwise there will be no peace for anyone… so far it seems that only Macron has understood this

  13. They threaten Chișinău to come ever, leave hundreds of burned tanks and then go back home? Ok got it.

  14. Ruzzia always attacks their neighbors, nothing new from their side.

  15. Can the Kremlin gremlin ever shut the fuck up? I’ll be happy when he finally dies.

  18. Russia is getting to Chinese levels of final warnings.

  19. >Russia can only offer blood and pain

    We are aware. That’s all you’re good for.

  20. What does he expect to do to Moldova? The Russians fled to the east side of the Dnipro River and blew up the only bridge across behind them.

    Ah, I see. He means “the fate of Kyiv” as in the people living there will go about their normal lives without a Russian coming within 100 miles of them

  21. Continuing the proud Russian tradition of catching flies with vinegar, I see.

  22. Along with Putin and Medvev, he composes the unholy trinity of russian politicians that I wish would just drop fucking dead any moment now.

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