Moldova: Russia helped Pro-Moskauer deployed when fleeing

Moldova: Russia helped Pro-Moskauer deployed when fleeing

chisinau, Moldova-on Monday Moldova accused the message of Russia, the escape of a pro-Kremlische MP into the breaking down Transnistria should be organized just as this should be arrested for illegal political financing.

The case Nesternovschii

The case of Alexander Nesternovschii, which was not available for a statement, is the latest example in which the Pro- European government in Moldawiens Russia in their political events. Moscow denies the allegations.

reaction of the Russian message

In a statement, the Russian message rejected the allegations of interference in the case of the MP as unfounded and unacceptable. She asked the Moldova authorities to refrain from "provocative speculation".

video surveillance and diplomatic consequences

The Moldova secret service published a video that is said to be Nesternovschii how he enters the message in Chisinau on March 18, a day before a court sentenced him to 12 years in prison.

The Moldova Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Monday that three employees of the Russian embassy were declared undesirable and asked to leave the country "based on clear evidence of activities that contradict their diplomatic status". According to the state news agency RIA, the Russian Foreign Ministry has announced that it was rejected by Moldova after the designation of three diplomats.

political crisis and chances of choice

NESTEROVSCHII was found to be guilty of illegal money to a pro-Russian party associated with the fled businessman Ilan Shor, in the 2023 local elections as well as in the presidential election 2024 and a national referendum on Moldovia's EU ambitions. Nesterovschii rejected the allegations as politically motivated.

The secret service announced that on the day of his conviction in a white car with a diplomatic license plate, which is also visible in the video, he was driven into the Transnistria region supported by Russia, which was removed from Moldavic control in the early 1990s.

hybrid aggression against Moldova

"This type of activities is part of the mechanism of hybrid aggression that are directed against the Republic of Moldova," said Alexandru Musteata, the director of the Moldavian security and secret service, at a press conference.

future elections in focus

The Moldova government, which tries to lead the once Soviet agriculture into the European Union by 2030, has repeatedly accused Russia of interference and destabilization. This autumn there are parliamentary elections that are examining the popularity of the government of the pro-European policy.

arrests and political motivation

On Tuesday, the Moldova authorities announced that they arrested Eugenia Gutul, a Prorussian governor of the Gagauzien region, for illegal political financing when they tried to leave the country. Gutul said that the allegations were politically motivated. A court then decided that she had to remain in custody for at least 30 days.

The police inform that another MP, Irinna Lozovan, who faces similar allegations, is hiding from the law enforcement authorities. Lozovan also denies the allegations and describes them as politically motivated.