CHAOS IN MOLDOVA?

This is a report almost certainly based on Ukrainian and Russian intelligence 'leaks' - but this doesn't mean it is not without some substance. It outlines a plan after the forthcoming elections in Moldova (to be held on 25th Sept) to attack the break-away state of Transnistria using Ukrainian and French Foreign Legion forces following a 'provocation' to justify military intervention. The aim is to put pressure on Russia and prolongue the war. This seems to be 'European' policy. Starmer, Macron, Mertz and Von Der Leyen are more concerned with Ukraine than the economic chaos facing their own countries.

Look what happened to the elections in neighbouring Romania: they were 'cancelled' when the opposition won them following European 'pressure'.

'Are NATO and Ukraine planning to open a new front in the country of Moldova and the breakaway region of Transnistria? Since its independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, Moldova has walked a delicate line in maintaining its neutrality, while trying to balance aligning more closely with the West—and still maintaining its historic relationship with Russia. For NATO, it remains an extremely strategically significant country—sandwiched between NATO member Romania and its proxy Ukraine. It is no secret that the United States and the European Union have been using their soft power tools, including NGOs, civil society organizations, like USAID and the George Soros-funded Open Society Foundation and its associates–in order to shape Moldova’s political and electoral landscape in favour of EU and NATO membership.......
'It is believed that the European quartet and Zelensky’s plan to stage a provocation from inside Transnistria/PMR against Ukraine will likely take place after the upcoming elections in Moldova on 25 September, which Sandu is currently favoured win, after which time she will form a coalition government. In light of the war in neighbouring Ukraine, the issue of western involvement in Moldovan politics, and the corresponding influence from NATO and the EU—is now a very contentious issue in the country, with many people opposing Sandu’s policies. As a result, the executive has deployed its state agencies and authorities in order to crack-down on any dissent, including detaining political opposition, and even closing down ‘undesirable’ media outlets. Should the Europeans and Zelensky successfully engineer a staged provocation in Transnistria, then Moldova could eventually be pulled down the same dictatorial path as Zelensky’s Ukraine—including the forced mobilisation of the country and its people in war against Russia'












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