The Minister of Foreign Affairs from Chisinau, Mihai Popsoy, reacted to the new attack by Moscow, saying that the Kremlin regime has no moral right to teach lessons of democracy and freedom, writes desdehi.md. It will be recalled that Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that “the government in Chisinau, headed by Romanian citizens, is simply following in the footsteps of the Kyiv regime, canceling everything Russian” and “wants to annex the Republic.” Moldova to Romania”, trying to block the “negotiation process” in the Transnistrian issue.

The head of diplomacy in Chisinau said that neither Lavrov nor the Kremlin regime has the right to lecture about democracy and freedom while they imprison and kill opposition politicians and unjustifiably attack their neighbors, “having no opportunity to give the world anything but blood and pain.” “

“We remind Minister Lavrov that in Moldova, politicians are elected in the course of free and transparent election processes, recognized at the international level, where each candidate enjoys equal rights, adequate space for campaigning and the possibility of direct interaction with voters. It is important that Minister Lavrov is properly informed about the situation in the Transnistrian region, where more than 70% of local products and services are exported to the member states of the European Union,” said the Minister of Foreign Affairs from Chisinau, as quoted by eschide. .md

He also noted that the Republic of Moldova is a democratic state for which freedom and respect for human rights are fundamental values: “We are building a European future for all our citizens, regardless of language and ethnicity, to live in peace and prosperity.”

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said in Turkey that “the Chisinau government, headed by Romanian citizens, is simply following in the footsteps of the Kyiv regime, canceling everything that is Russian,” writes the Russian state agency TASS. He also stated that the Chisinau regime “wants to join the Republic of Moldova to Romania”, trying to block the “negotiation process” on the Transnistrian issue.

Lavrov’s statements were made in the context of the fact that the congress, which met in Tiraspol on Wednesday, voted for a resolution that supports the thesis of the sovereignty of the region and asks Moscow for help in this regard, accusing the Republic of Moldova of “genocide”, according to publications on website of the region. official Telegram channels.

According to the resolution, the 7th congress decided to “appeal” to the two chambers of the Russian parliament – the Federation Council and the State Duma of Russia “with a request to take measures to protect Transnistria in the face of increased pressure from Moldova.” .