Moldova invited Ukraine to jointly fight the separatists of Crimea and Transnistria
Kyiv - Chisinau, March 11 (Navigator, Alisa Filatova) - Prime Minister of Moldova Iurie Leanca expressed concern about the situation in Ukraine and announced his intention to go to Kyiv for negotiations with the new authorities. Radio Free Europe recalls that the head of the Moldovan government recently visited Washington, where he met with US President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and Secretary of State John Kerry.
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Leanca is concerned about the situation in Ukraine, because it is capable of influencing events in Moldova. The Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova intends to visit Kyiv and hold negotiations with Arseniy Yatsenyuk. “We will discuss priorities, Ukraine is one of our two neighboring countries, with which we have 1242 km of border, very active trade and political relations, common interests in energy issues,” said Iurie Leanca.
Speaking about the alleged transfer of Russian special forces to Transnistria, the head of the Cabinet of Ministers said that he does not yet have information that would confirm this. At the same time, Leanca noted the similarities between today’s Crimea and the Transnistrian conflict.
“It is in our interests with Ukraine to act from a common position, because separatist sentiments can be contagious. Both Chisinau and Kyiv must keep in touch to look for joint solutions,” the Moldovan Prime Minister emphasized.
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