Dozens of trucks with weapons and ammunition disappeared in Moldova

Dozens of unmarked trucks carry ammunition and weapons from the Cobasna depot to unknown destinations, parliament speaker Andrian Candu said in a TV show on Tuesday night, according to IPN and Deschide.md.

All attempts by the Unified Control Commission of Moldovan officers to learn these transports were unsuccessful, he said. "When the agreements are not observed, when there are movements like this one, we realize in what situation we are when we talk about the security of the country," said Andrian Candu, who described these developments as Disturbing

. The UN adopted on 22 June the draft resolution proposed by Chisinau on the withdrawal of Russian troops from Transnistria, a separatist region in the eastern part of the Republic of Moldova

The Moldovan authorities insist in this document on the unconditional and complete withdrawal of the Operational Group of Russian Directors. established on 1 July 1995 on the basis of the former 14th Army of the USSR – finding that she was illegally staying on the territory of the Republic of Moldova.

In recent years, the political settlement of the Transdniestrian conflict has stagnated, the ousting of the Russian military heritage the left bank of the Dniester has been blocked since 2003.

At the same time, Chisinau insists on the transformation of the current peacekeeping mission in Transnistria, with a Russian military component accentuated, in a civilian, under international mandate.

Russia has fiercely criticized the resolution adopted by the UN General Assembly, as well as Moldovan President Igor Dodon, that some local experts claim to have an absolutely foreign foreign policy program established in Moscow.

According to some observers from Chisinau, the alarmist statements of the Chisinau parliamentary speaker, a prominent representative of the ruling Democratic Party, would be only a smoker to mitigate the impact of the announcement made previously by the European Commission, which has decided to suspend delivery the first tranche of macrofinancial aid of 100 million euros to the Republic of Moldova. The Commission made this decision in the midst of the invalidation of the anticipated municipal elections and skirmishes observed regarding respect for the rule of law standards by Chisinau, notes Agora.md.

The Delegation of the European Union confirmed Wednesday evening at Jurnal.md that the release of the first tranche of the Macro Financial Aid of Moldova from 100 million euros to the Republic of Moldova had been postponed due to the invalidation of the elections.