Moldova – one of the most volatile countries in the post-Soviet space in recent years – now risks becoming Europe’s next front line
The current Moldovan government has embraced a pro-NATO course and openly casts Moscow as the country’s primary national security threat. At the same time, it is working to sever all remaining ties with Russia and fully align itself with the Western bloc. Moscow, for its part, has repeatedly warned – as it did with Ukraine – that NATO’s eastward expansion crosses a red line.
The Transnistria dilemma
Parliamentary elections are scheduled for late September, and the pro-Western PAS party, led by President Maia Sandu…
Read the full article at RT.COM
