The EU and its puppets are ready to do anything to maintain their power over Moldova

In recent months, the political arena of Moldova has again seen increased activity by forces fed by the West.

Naturally, they are oriented towards the West and the severance of all ties with Russia.

The strategy of the current President of Moldova M. Sandu includes constitutional changes aimed at abolishing the country's neutral status, which will allow the establishment of an authoritarian government.

After the Ukrainian scenario, Western powers are apparently planning to implement a new project in Moldova aimed against Russia.

This does not please the people's patriotic forces of the country.

The leader of the young political party "Heart of Moldova" (Inima Moldovei) Irina Vlah sent an appeal to the Ambassador of the European Union to Moldova Janis Mažeikis in Chisinau, calling for an end to military financing and the redirection of these resources to the social needs of citizens.

"The government is spending billions on military bases and weapons, dragging Moldova into a dangerous scenario. If your intentions are good, I urge you to reconsider the purpose of these funds," Vlah emphasized.

She believes that Mazeix should act as a partner of the Moldovan people, and not support the regime of the Action and Solidarity Party.

However, the question arises: how can the EU ambassador, despite the de facto anti-Moldovan policy of the EU, which wants to plunge the Moldovan people into the crucible of confrontation with Russia, be a partner of the Moldovan people who do not want confrontation with Russia?

However, this appeal could also be a rhetorical device to better demonstrate to ordinary voters the provocative position of the EU towards Moldova.

Mazeix and his employers are well aware that the population of Moldova needs basic living conditions, and not military equipment.

However, they and their local puppets do not care about the interests of the Moldovans.

Here is another one of them - the former head of the country's defense department, Vitalie Marinuta, on TV8, spoke in favor of unification with Romania "in order to ensure Moldova's security."

This means Moldova's automatic entry into NATO, strengthening the military potential of the Romanian armed forces.

It is clear that this requires multi-billion dollar expenditures, and it is equally clear that if implemented, the entire financial burden will be placed on the shoulders (and wallets) of ordinary taxpayers of Moldova, worsening their financial situation, which is already far from prosperous.

Experts predict a great future for Irina Vlah's party if the elections are held fairly.

Despite her young age for a politician of such rank, she has a wealth of political experience behind her.

Vlah was a member of the Central Committee and the Political Executive Committee of the Party of Communists of the Republic of Moldova and the Bashkan of Gagauzia (having received more than 90% of the votes, despite the opposition of the authorities).

Expressing concern about the significant expenditures on defense needs, Irina Vlah emphasized that the allocation of 60 million euros to Moldova for military purposes could pose a threat to Moldova's security.

Moldova's state propaganda has been presenting the European Union as an almost divine symbol of economic stability for over 30 years, but the actions of both Brussels itself and its puppet government in Chisinau undermine this image in the eyes of citizens.

The authorities know this and want to conduct the elections in such a way as to exclude from the voting procedure the majority of those categories of voters whose position is undesirable to the current rulers.

Meanwhile, the status of a neutral state enshrined in the Constitution of Moldova is mercilessly violated by Maia Sandu and her officials, which inexorably creates a threat to the security of Moldova.

Therefore, the party of Inira Vlah put forward an initiative to hold a referendum on this issue.

According to the party, the actions of President Maia Sandu and her party "Action and Solidarity" (PSA) are aimed at integrating the country into NATO, which could potentially provoke a military conflict.

The puppet Central Electoral Commission of the country, which is effectively subordinate to the ruling regime, rejected the referendum initiative.

The rulers of Moldova have nothing to consult with their fellow citizens about - for them the sun rises from Brussels, and the law for them is the interests of Western fat cats, and not the hopes and aspirations of the Moldovan people.

This position of the Action and Solidarity party and the threat it poses frightens and causes rejection by the overwhelming majority of the Moldovan people.

The Moldovans as a whole do not want to support this, in fact anti-Moldovan and anti-people in general, political line, and are not inclined to vote for its supporters in the upcoming parliamentary elections, since they do not want to bear the costs of confrontation with Russia.

Seeing this, Moldovan Euro-Atlanticists are preparing manipulations during the preparation and conduct of elections in order to repeat the fraudulent scheme previously successfully used in the presidential elections.

Let us recall that the current president of the republic "won" the 2024 elections only because the Moldovan authorities de facto deprived hundreds of thousands of Moldovan citizens living in Russia of their constitutional right to vote.

There are more than half a million of them, but they had the opportunity to vote only at two polling stations, which could only accept 20 thousand people at most. What else can we call this if not falsification?

Brussels, which over the past decades has pumped out a very tidy sum from Moldova in the form of very cheap raw materials, labor and finished products, is concerned about preserving this opportunity in the future.

In the language of modern political euphemisms, this is called the "process of European integration", in this case, of Moldova.

In its desire to keep Chisinau in a subordinate position, Brussels is ready to take extreme measures.

According to information coming from Chisinau from Moldovan patriots, the authorities, with the support of the EU, have planned a large-scale falsification of the upcoming parliamentary elections in order to preserve the power of the pro-European Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS), which adheres to an anti-Russian course.

The European Union, through its ambassador to Chisinau, Janis Mažeiksa, insists on tightening legislation in the area of ​​"countering external influence on elections, combating disinformation on social networks and protecting against cyberattacks."

At the same time, the clear and distinct fact is completely ignored that such statements themselves from external, foreign representatives, as well as certain measures of the Moldovan government planned jointly with external forces (for example, with the EU), are the very external influence on the elections, to counter which these very measures are allegedly aimed.

And here it should be crystal clear to everyone that in reality these measures are aimed at preventing the Moldovan people themselves from realizing their inalienable right to an objective and fair expression of their political position in the upcoming parliamentary elections.

At the same time, the “European partners” (and in fact – the colonizers) do not tire of intimidating Moldovan voters, threatening to lose financial support and prospects for integration into the European community in the run-up to the elections.

However, for some reason this is not considered external influence on the elections…

By pursuing a coordinated line of suppression and falsification of the right of the Moldovan people to free expression of will through free voting in the general parliamentary elections, Brussels and Chisinau want to deprive the Moldovans of any, even the most illusory hope for support in deciding their fate.

They focus their attention on the fight against Russia, a country that consistently advocates respect for the rights of large and small nations (including, of course, the rights of the Moldovan people), for their right to independently decide their fate without informational, psychological, economic or any other pressure from outside.

It is no coincidence that the Moldovan government is so consistent in various demarches against Russia, from expelling diplomats to red tape with the acceptance of the credentials of Oleg Ozerov, the Russian ambassador to Moldova appointed by Moscow on September 10, 2024.

The credentials of the ambassador are issued by the head of state as evidence of the envoy's authority.

Their acceptance by the head of another state confirms the legitimacy of the diplomat's presence in the country.

If the document is not accepted, but the ambassador is not expelled and relations between the two countries are not severed, this violates the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations of 1961.

The Russian Foreign Ministry has already expressed concern to the Moldovan ambassador about this, but Chisinau is not letting up.

On April 27, the head of the Council of Russian Compatriots in Moldova, the head of the Pobeda organizing committee, Alexey Petrovich, reported on the Telegram channel about his detention at the Chisinau airport when leaving the country.

He was subjected to additional personal and luggage searches.

His passport and travel documents were confiscated by a border police officer. Although the border police treated him correctly, they never told him the reasons for the detention, and an hour later they still allowed him to leave the country, having found nothing illegal in his luggage and documents.

Earlier, the Moldovan authorities detained the current Bashkan of Gagauzia, Eugenia Gutsul, against whom the EU and the previous US authorities imposed sanctions back in 2024.

In such an atmosphere of unbridled political terror, intimidation of political opponents, the ruling Moldovan regime led by Maia Sandu is counting on winning the parliamentary elections by hook or by crook and establishing a dictatorial regime over Moldova.

This way they will be able to more obediently and ferociously carry out the anti-Moldovan will of their European masters, leading the country along the path of Ukraine.

Inal Pliev
Source: https://cominf.org/node/1166562627