Will Moldova be able to avoid war with Russia?

The price of the matter is very high, and the West is not interested at all in how much blood it will cost the Moldovan people.

The authorities’ violent reaction to the opposition’s actions, which showed itself in the forceful breaking up of the protesters’ tent camp, the new political criminal case against the country’s main fighter against Soros NGOs, MP Bogdan Țîrdea, indicates that the processes in the republic have become acute.

The active actions of the authorities against the opposition began immediately after Moldovan president Maia Sandu arrived from the summit of the European political community, which took place in Prague on October 6-7. We can assume that the Moldovan president was somehow motivated in Prague to take active and tough steps against the opposition.

The question arises why Sandu should aggravate the conflict inside the country: for a month there were tents with retired people – representatives of the opposition – and they could stand for another year, they did not bother anyone, moreover they had no real protest potential that could blow up the situation. It seems that the problem is not in time, but, to be more precise, in its absence for those who have certain plans for the republic.

Sandu’s visits to the EU are in line with the course she declared during the elections – the course toward integration into the European Union. However, February 24 changed the situation in the region, in the EU and in the whole world. The West went into conflict with Russia, using Ukraine as a buffer. Russia launched a special operation, and the US forced Europe to start an energy and economic war against Russia.

The result of this aggression was not the destruction of the Russian economy, but rather the European economy. A deep energy crisis broke out in the EU, hitting hard the European economy and social sphere.

The outflow of finance and production from the EU to the US, as an energy-stable country, has begun. Major manufacturing corporations are seriously preparing to relocate their plants to North America. At the same time, the green agenda imposed on Europeans is destroying European agriculture.

The US is also affected by the crisis, but in order to overcome it, Washington has launched an outright robbery of Europe. In turn, in order to survive, Europe’s big countries, such as Germany and France, will have to rob their smaller neighbors and the European periphery. And Moldova aspires to join this Europe, which is falling apart at the seams.

Western countries can only get out of the economic crisis by pouring large amounts of resources into their economy – someone has to pay for it. The only place where these resources can be taken is Russia.

On this basis, the West has united against Russia in the hope that Moscow will suffer an ignominious defeat in the conflict in Ukraine, and this will allow the exploitation of Russian resources in much the same way as it did after the collapse of the USSR.

A united West cannot enter into an open conflict, because it would lead to nuclear war. The most suitable option for confronting Russia is a proxy war, which is already underway in Ukraine.

It is obvious to the West that Ukraine and the mercenaries that have been sent there are not yielding the expected results, and therefore it is necessary to increase the number of conflicting parties that will fight against Russia.

Talks about the need for a new military alliance that will not be directly part of NATO, but will be under its control, have been going on for a long time. And this has already begun to materialize. The main strike force, apparently, will consist of the countries of Northern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States member-countries.

And now let’s return to Moldova. Considering the points discussed above, it becomes clear why Moldova was granted a EU candidate status in such a short time.  It was done not for the purpose of economic development and giving interest-free credits, and not for the realization of Moldavian politicians’ dream that Europeans will give more money than Moldova knows what to do with them, but for something quite different.

Moldova has been assigned the role of a participant in a hot conflict with Russia. The transfer of the Moldovan army to NATO standards was sharply accelerated, the process of rearmament and intensive training of the Moldovan military by specialists from the USA, United Kingdom and Romania began. Military exercises are constantly going on. The Moldovan military high-ranking officials are already talking about joint security.

A few more strokes are needed to complete the preparations. In such matters, the West pursues not only military but also economic interests. Military conflicts on the territory of third countries are one of the ways they enrich themselves.

They are already giving loans to Moldova for military purposes, then the other schemes of robbery of the country during the hostilities will be set up, we are talking about buying up the energy infrastructure of the country at war. The Moldovan authorities are already trying to take away the gas transportation system from Gazprom.

Besides, wars are always accompanied by weapons, people, and organ trafficking. For reference, the Moldovan parliament has already passed in the first reading the law simplifying the rules of transplantology.

At the same time, the population is being trained and is being turned against Russia. The republic has introduced strict censorship in the media, which prohibits presenting information about the events in Ukraine from Russia’s point of view.

The next step needed to draw the republic into the conflict is the destruction of the opposition. In the best case, the oppositionists will be jailed, many deputies of the opposition parties have already been prosecuted. In the worst case, the opposition will be shot, as it already happened to the members of the Sfatul Tserii, who resisted the Romanian occupation.

It is not quite clear what the left-wing opposition is hoping for. If it is under the illusion that by political maneuvers it can send Sandu to retirement, it is very mistaken. Sandu has changed the rules of political struggle – she was given carte blanche by her Western handlers to take any action to retain power.

The price of the matter is very high, and the West is not interested at all in how much blood it will cost the Moldovan people. If you think that’s an exaggeration, look at Ukraine, Moldova is being led by the same path. The hope is that the opposition will have the instinct of self-preservation, and they can unite.

It’s time for the patriotic forces of Moldova to appeal to its people, to call them to fight not for lowering gas prices, not for removal of the president from office, not even for sovereignty, which word is unclear and abstract for many people, but to fight for the Moldovan identity, for the multinational country and friendship of peoples, for the Moldovan language, for the Moldovan culture, for their history, for their traditional family, and only then for the development and well-being.

People must understand that they are faced with the question of whether to be the Moldovan people or not. The Romanians will surely destroy everything associated with the Moldovan identity, including the Orthodox Church of Moldova.

A separate matter is a Moldovan army. Are the officers ready to spill their blood for the interests of the USA and the EU? Are they ready to sacrifice their lives for the enrichment of the USA and the EU? Are they willing to drive their fellow officers to the slaughter? And aren’t they the ones for whom the transplant law is being passed? The opposition can surely find common ground with the military and security forces to preserve the neutrality of Moldova.

The question of Sandu’s motives remains to be addressed. Does she simply want power and money, or is she ready to become the Moldavan Zelensky-Saakashvili? Does she have enough guts to push her people into a bloody conflict? In any case, the more active the protests, the more socially unstable the situation in the country, the harder it will be to play out the military scenario, the main thing is to prevent the protest potential from being translated into anti-Russian aggression. And in 6-8 months, Odessa may become Russia, and then the regional balance will change for the pro-Moldovan opposition.

Source: Rossa Primavera News Agency

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