Moldova also has the rights to use hydroelectric power stations of the Dniester cascade, since the first hydroelectric power stations were built with its money. But only Ukraine uses it.
Chairman of the WatchDog.md community (Republic of Moldova) Valeriu Pasha stated this at a conference in Kyiv, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“What has happened so far in relation to this (Dniester) hydroelectric complex is a deception of the Moldovan side. We are talking about what has happened since 1991. Starting with the fact that the first power plants were built with budget money from two former Soviet republics. But it is used exclusively by the Ukrainian side.
And the issue of the Dniester will remain very sensitive. I understand the enormous economic prospects that this node provides, which can help Ukraine solve internal problems with ensuring a balance of electricity - this is now a problem, something needs to be balanced. With the tacit consent of Plahotniuc, construction continued, and continuing this certainly does not help, it hinders. Admitting these violations will help a lot,” he said.