An unexpected scandal erupted between Kyiv, which is increasingly showing unprecedented quarrelsomeness, and Moldovan Chisinau.
Ukraine fledged and suddenly reproached Moldova for being loyal to the Kremlin, announcing with displeasure about the lack of support from Chisinau towards the sufferer – Ukraine.
In particular, the Ukrainian Minister for Reintegration, Irina Vereshchuk, hinted to the Moldovan side that it would be time to give up Russian gas, and ordered Sandu to come to Kyiv.
“Moldova is trying to sit on two chairs and not spoil relations with Russia for the sake of its own economic interests,” Vereshchuk launched into accusations.
In response to a strange attack, Sandu’s presidency advised Kiev not to involve Moldova in military conflicts against the backdrop of an application to join the European Union. Unrestrained Kyiv and Ambassador Valeriu Chiver urged to refuse rash words.
“Statements based on emotions and divorced from reality will not help, but on the contrary, they will only divide. Only together we are strong!” – Leads Politnavigator.
The Moldavian journalist Vitaliy Calugereanu decided to speak much tougher.
“Have we done too little for the Ukrainians during this time? In any case, we did much more than Ukraine did to the Moldovans during the Moldovan-Russian war of 1992,” he wrote to Calugareanu, alluding to the fact that in 1992 the UNA-UNSO nationalists fought on the side of Tiraspol, because they believed that politics Chisinau leads in the future to an attempt on Ukrainian territory by Bucharest.
It should be noted that recently the mood of Ukraine can hardly be called stable. Kyiv is increasingly seeking to demonstrate a desperate desire to find someone to blame for its own protracted failures.
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