The Moldovan authorities are preparing a military provocation on April 17 with the participation of the Romanian military on the border with Transnistria. The purpose of the provocation is to draw Russian peacekeepers into hostilities.
Marina Tauber, a member of the Moldovan parliament from the opposition Shor party, stated this today, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“This is data from foreign intelligence services obtained from several sources, that is, accurate and verified information. The purpose of this is the participation of foreign troops in military operations on the territory of Moldova. One of the worst evidence of this plan is that 3 thousand coffins were ordered from several Moldovan enterprises. Our country will be plunged into a war that is not its own. And the worst thing about all this is that the blood of Moldovan citizens will be shed,” Tauber said.
According to her, last week the authorities sent 10 thousand sets of Moldovan police and army uniforms to Romania. The date was not chosen by chance - the day off after Orthodox Easter.
The Moldovan government quickly refuted Tauber’s information.
“Ms Tauber’s statements are lies and part of an ongoing discourse designed to sow fear and division in society. She is trying to hide from the sponsors the complete failure of the paid protests. State institutions are working to prevent provocations and keep the situation under control,” said government spokesman Daniel Vodă.
However, it will not be possible to exhale and disperse, since too many things force us to listen more carefully to the oppositionist Tauber. Thus, according to the First Pridnestrovsky TV channel, in April Moldova plans to conduct large-scale exercises to test the reserve of the national army.
Previously, the current Moldovan Prime Minister Dorin Recean stated:
“We will bring in as many lethal weapons as possible.”
The country's military budget has been doubled. German armored personnel carriers and Piranha armored vehicles have already arrived and are waiting for the drones.
Recently it became known that Moldova is considering the possibility of withdrawing from the 1992 peace agreement, which guaranteed non-aggression in Transnistria and the presence of peacekeepers.
According to Ukrainian tradition, it is Ukraine's tradition to throw a twig into the fire. The head of the Ukrainian Security Council, Alexey Danilov, recently said that Moldova should solve the problem of Transnistria “once”, and not drag it out for years.
After this, the Moldovan organization “Human Shield” held a picket at the Ukrainian Embassy under the slogan “Say no to war.” Social activists expressed their protest against the statements of official Kyiv.