The Kremlin claims that they do not know which document was meant by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyi, who said in Brussels on Thursday that Ukraine had intercepted a plan by Russian special services to destroy the Republic of Moldova.

• “Contact Mr. Zelensky, we don’t know what it’s about,” Kremlin spokesman Dmytro Peskov said Friday, responding to reporters’ questions about Zelensky’s words, Russian state news agency RIA Novosti reported.

It will be recalled that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyi said on Thursday in Brussels that Ukraine intercepted the plan of the Russian special services to destroy the Republic of Moldova, the Associated Press reports.

Zelenskyi made these statements in Brussels, at the European Council, saying that he informed Maja Sandu about Moscow’s alleged plan to destroy the Republic of Moldova:

• “I intercepted the plan of the Russian special services to destroy the Republic of Moldova.
• The document shows who, when and how will destroy the democracy of the Republic of Moldova and take control of the Republic of Moldova.
• When I received the document and understood where it came from, I immediately warned the Republic of Moldova.
• But we do not know whether Moscow really gave the order to carry out this plan, but we intercepted it, recognized it and understood that they were trying to implement a plan similar to Ukraine’s.”

The Intelligence and Security Service in Chisinau confirmed that it was warned by Ukraine about a Russian plan to destroy the Republic of Moldova and install a regime loyal to Moscow, and states that “subversive activities aimed at undermining the state of the Republic of Moldova have been detected.” “.

Zelenskyi’s statements take place in the context in which Moscow, through the voice of Foreign Minister Serhii Lavrov, accused the West of wanting to “turn the Republic of Moldova into a new Ukraine.”