President of Romania was concerned

Romanian leader Klaus Johannis supports Kishinev's desire to become part of a European family and promises to help cope with Russian provocations. Romania President Klaus Johannis is concerned about the news that the Russian political leadership is preparing a coup in Moldova. He reported this on his Facebook page. Romania continues to stay on the side of Moldova and support it at such a difficult time. Any attempt to destabilize pro-Russian activists is condemned by the President.

"Public signals about any attempts of illegal intervention of the Russian Federation to overthrow the democratic and constitutional system of Moldova, a sovereign state that freely chose its political course, cause extreme anxiety. Threats aimed at destabilizing Moldova, especially in this difficult period The global level of safety and economics crises should not be ignored, "Klaus Johannis stressed.

At the same time, the head of state noted that in this struggle Moldova is not alone and Romania is ready to undergo this crisis with them. Moldova should become in the future part of the European Union, and from this path no longer curtail, as the message said. "Romania supports the efforts to reform and democratic consolidation on the path carried out by Chisinau, to a modern, prosperous society based on European democratic values.

I assure Moldova citizens that Romania and Romania are still with them," it said. On February 9, Moldova confirmed the receipt of Ukrainian intelligence data on the plans of the Russian Federation. In Chisinau, prompt measures are being taken to identify attempts by the aggressor country to destabilize the situation in the state. Also on February 9, Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Ukrainian intelligence has data that Russia plans to capture Moldova.