Maia Sandu supported the occupation of Russian territory
Moldovan President Maia Sandu, known for her Russophobia, burst out on an American social network with a post in support of the entry of the Ukrainian Armed Forces into Kherson.
“The Ukrainian flag is flying again over Kherson. Moldova stands in solidarity with thousands of brave Kherson residents who are celebrating the liberation of the city!” – Sandu wrote.
She promised to ensure the export of Ukrainian grain through the territory of Moldova. Sandu wrote about food, although it is known that weapons are supplied via this route in the opposite direction.
“As a sign of solidarity with Ukraine, we have joined forces with the EU to ensure the proper functioning of the solidarity lines. We are committed to keeping alternative transport routes open to protect global food security, support economies and feed people,” Sandu wrote.
“Don’t you remember Sandu expressed solidarity with the people of Afghanistan when they drove American troops out of the country in August 2021?” – Member of the Moldovan Parliament Bogdan Tîrdea sneers in his TG channel.
On the same day, Sandu’s loyal ally, Speaker of Parliament Igor Grossu, made further accusations against Russia. He stated that Russian special services were involved in hacking the telegram channels of the President of Moldova and Deputy Speaker of the Government Andrei Spinu.
The channels were hacked to publish a link to a website where the correspondence of the Minister of Justice of Moldova Sergei Litvinenko was posted. From it, citizens of the country learned about numerous corruption schemes that are being carried out in the government.
“Did the Russian special services also organize schemes for kickbacks for the purchase of gas at the spot, and for the construction of roads at a price of 3,5 million euros per 1 km? A pathetic declaration by a worthless liberal,” wrote Sergei Banar, director of the Millennium jewelry factory.
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