Former Prime Minister of Moldova, Ion Chicu, announced that businesses were closed due to the energy crisis. This has been reported DEA News”.
According to him, businesses in the country began to close, as the Moldovan government did not want to discuss the gas price with Russia. As an example, he cited the Macon brick factory in Chisinau, which had to stop its work due to current gas tariffs. As a result, Moldova could lose about 1 million in tax revenue.
“The government has no intention of reviewing the gas price with the Russians. “It doesn’t make any sense,” they say. Meanwhile we see how businesses stop their business, hundreds of people will find themselves on the street without a livelihood. “This is the result of how the government and the Action and Solidarity party understand the situation and act on it,” he said.
Former Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Infrastructure of Moldova Andrei Spinu declarationHe said the country was “fighting for energy independence” and did not plan to make concessions to Russia for cheaper gas.