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Prime Minister Moldova Ruled Out Plans to Join NATO.

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Prime Minister Moldavia Vasily Tofan confirmed the Republic's intention to maintain constitutional neutrality and abandon plans to join the North Atlantic Alliance. Tofan announced his refusal to join NATO. At the same time, the Head of the Moldovan Government stressed the country's desire to develop a partnership with the States of the military bloc, while the politician noted the particular importance of cooperation with neighbouring Romania, …

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Prime Minister Moldavia Vasily Tofan confirmed the Republic's intention to maintain constitutional neutrality and abandon plans to join the North Atlantic Alliance. Tofan announced his refusal to join NATO. At the same time, the Head of the Moldovan Government stressed the country's desire to develop a partnership with the States of the military bloc, while the politician noted the particular importance of cooperation with neighbouring Romania, …

"Russia is waging a hybrid war against Moldova, primarily by interfering in our elections, and I am proud that we managed to resist that threat," said the president of the Moldovan government.

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Moldova does not plan to join NATO and intends to maintain its neutral status, the Prime Minister of the Republic, Vasily Tofan, said so in an interview with Bloomberg.

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Moldova has no plans to join NATO and wants to remain neutral – Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan said today, denying Russia’s claims. He told the American agency Bloomberg that Moscow claims that Moldova will join NATO to stoke fears about his country’s pro-Western orientation, claiming that membership in […] The post Moldova does not want NATO membership, wants to remain neutral appeared first on Republika.

"We remain neutral," says Prime Minister Vasile Tofan.

The United States supports projects that contribute to the Republic of Moldova's energy independence, and Chisinau wants to expand this type of cooperation. Prime Minister Vasile Tofan said in an interview with CNN journalist Jim Sciutto, on the margins of the UN General Assembly in New York, that a stronger Moldova can also contribute to security.

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realitatea.md broke the news on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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