US EditionFrench, German, Polish leaders to visit Moldova in show of force in face of Russia
- On August 27, 2025, the presidents and prime minister from France, Germany, and Poland traveled to Chisinau to commemorate Moldova’s 34 years of independence and express their backing for its effort to join the European Union.
- Their visit followed rising concerns about Russia's relentless efforts to undermine Moldova's sovereignty ahead of parliamentary elections scheduled for September 28.
- The leaders held talks with pro-Western President Maia Sandu, who reaffirmed that Moldova sees EU membership as its only path forward and warned of unprecedented election interference.
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz affirmed that Moldova is warmly invited to join the European Union, while Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk emphasized that the EU's and Europe's security depends on Moldova maintaining its independence.
- The visit signaled robust European solidarity with Moldova, emphasizing the country's critical role in regional stability amid ongoing hybrid attacks and political challenges.
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Leaders of France, Germany and Poland Converge on Moldova to Support EU Against Russia - The Last Refuge
Moldova was always important for the goals of the EU elites against the influence of Russia. However, after Georgia rejected the EU manipulation, Moldova became even more important; very, very important. Moldova is now the frontline battle of the EU Central Bank against pesky Russian ideological intransigence. All your democracies are belong to us, comrade. […] The post Leaders of France, Germany and Poland Converge on Moldova to Support EU Ag…
Russia is doing its utmost to manipulate the parliamentary elections in Moldova in four weeks' time, so Chancellor Merz, France's President Macron and Poland's Prime Minister Tusk travelled to the neighboring country of Ukraine on Independence Day.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and the presidents of France and Poland, Emmanuel Macron and Donald Tusk, expressed support for Moldova's accession to the European Union today, while attending the celebration of Moldova's Independence Day.
Macron, Merz, and Tusk supported the current Moldovan authorities and their aspirations for European integration with their visit.
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