Derek Hogan, First Deputy Assistant for European and Eurasian Affairs at the State Department, said that the United States does not see a direct threat from unrecognized Transnistria to Moldova. It has been reported TASS.
“We do not see any immediate danger from Transnistria and we believe it is a solid foundation to inform the Moldovan government, speak publicly about Russia’s actions and continue to support the Republic of Moldova,” Hogan said.
He emphasized that work is currently underway with the US Congress to open an additional $300 million to assist Moldova in the energy sector. He added that he will go to Chisinau on Wednesday, March 15.
Viorel Cernautanu, former head of the Moldovan Police Commissioner declarationThat Moldovan law enforcement agencies have uncovered a “pro-Russian intelligence network” whose activities are allegedly aimed at destabilizing the republic.
According to the head of the General Commissariat of Police of Moldova, the network is controlled by the Russian side, and its members came to Moldova from the Russian Federation “for a very specific purpose”.