Moldovan Foreign Minister Resigns
Jumat, 26 Januari 2024 - 13:00 WIB
Sumber :
- VIVA.co.id/Arianti Widya
Before Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the bulk of Moldovan energy needs came from a single Soviet-era pipeline controlled by the Russian state-owned gas monopoly, Gazprom.
The Moldovan government took steps to reduce its reliance on Russian gas and strengthen its energy security.
Sandu has also said that Chisinau could press ahead with its bid to join the EU without Transdniestria, which split from Moldova before the collapse of Soviet rule and fought a brief war against the newly independent state lying between Ukraine and Romania.
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