Socialists Call for the Cancellation of the Agreement with Ukraine and Explanations From the Government in Parliament
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The Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova, Vasile Tofan, claims that the technical-military cooperation agreement signed on 26 October in Kiev does not affect the neutrality of the country. The document will allow access to modern technologies, including drone intercepting systems, and aims to strengthen defence capabilities, not the conclusion of a security treaty. The statements were made at a press conference with his Romanian counterpart…
The Socialist Party of the Republic of Moldova condemns the signing of the Technical-Military Cooperation Agreement with Ukraine and calls for the full publication of the document. The Federation claims that the understanding would undermine the neutrality of the country and asks the government leadership to provide explanations in Parliament. In a statement published on Facebook, PSRM accuses the government PAS that, by signing the agreement, i…
The Socialist Party of the Republic of Moldova (PSRM) condemns the signing of the Technical-Military Cooperation Agreement between the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine and calls for the full publication of the document. "This step of the PAS regime is a direct betrayal of the Constitution and a defiant undermining of the country's permanent neutrality, notes the formation.
Socialists criticise the agreement on technical-military cooperation between Moldova and Ukraine. On the signing of the document, Vasile Tofan announced, on 26 October, in an official visit to Kiev. According to members of the Socialist Party, the agreement between the authorities of Moldova and those of Ukraine constitutes "a direct betrayal of the Constitution. Politicians refer to the article of the Supreme Law, which [...] Article "Direct be…
The Socialist Party (PSRM) condemned the signing in Kiev of the agreement on military and technical cooperation between Moldova and Ukraine. In a statement dated 27 October, the Socialists claimed that the document could jeopardize the country's neutrality and draw Moldova into the war between Ukraine and Russia, which Moscow started in 2022.
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