David Petraeus, former CIA director:
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Former CIA director David Petraeus warned that the Republic of Moldova could be more vulnerable than Lithuania to Vladimir Putin's policy of re-establishing Moscow's influence in the former Soviet space and, in this context, could be Russia's next target. The former CIA chief warns that Moldova is Putin's next target: "European countries are not ready for the first time in Romania TV.
Moldova could be the next target of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin because it is much more vulnerable than the Baltic states and is not a NATO member. Such a threat is seen by former CIA Director David Petraeus.
Former CIA chief David Petraeus warned in a recent speech that the Republic of Moldova could be the next target of the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin. He argued his idea that the neighbouring country is not NATO member and is less prepared than the Baltic countries.
Former CIA director and former U.S. force commander in Iraq and Afghanistan warned that Vladimir Putin maintains a revisionist vocation aimed at recomposing the space of influence lost after the fall of the Soviet Union. For David Petraeus, Moldova appears today as a much more vulnerable target than Lithuania, while [...]
David Petraeus, the former director of the CIA, the United States' external intelligence service, warns that the Republic of Moldova may be more vulnerable than the Baltic countries to the territorial ambitions of the Kremlin. The statement was made in Kiev on 11 September 2026, on the first day of the Yalta European Strategy (YES) meeting, one of the main international forums dedicated to European security and the future of Ukraine.
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