Moldova (bbabo.net), - Former Prime Minister Ion Sturza reacted with irony to the recent statement by Prime Minister Natalia Gavrilita to increase the budget of the National Army. well-meaning, are not a solution to the problem of national security for Moldovans. The decision is the “shadow” of the elder brother,” wrote Ion Sturza, noi.md reports.
“Responding to a question about the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the question of security, Prime Minister Gavrylitsa says in a trembling voice that we will increase military spending. Super! For a long time it was necessary to remove the tank from the pedestal in Leusheny. Give him an engine from "Belarus", paint it yellow and go!
With all due respect to the Moldovan military, small and poorly equipped, but with good intentions, they are not a national security solution for Moldovans. The solution is the "shadow" of the older brother. We keep fiddling with "neutrality". We have been “neutral” for centuries, but this did not stop anyone from dispersing us on the way to Istanbul, Moscow or Berlin.
The truth is that we are in the middle of a "cordon sanitaire" that the West (read the US) and the East (Russia) are trying to build between themselves. God forbid, it won't seem enough! Our place is close to Europe. However, she, poor, being a "vegetarian", is completely ignored by the larger "predators".
Are the Germans to blame, who are genetically afraid of a direct confrontation with the Russians, which has already led to two world wars and the danger of their death as a nation?
Or are the Americans right who believe that the rapprochement of the Germans and Russians, as well as a united and strong Europe, can threaten their world hegemony?
Can Ukrainians truly run their country democratically to eliminate the corruption and oligarchy that make them extremely vulnerable?
P.S. I expect "offenses" from Chisinau. And an official statement. "Well, you don't understand anything." We do not touch the Tiraspol regime. We do not touch schemes with metal. We do not engage in dialogue with the rebels at the local level. We don't change officials who can't cope. We do not begin to study bureaucracy. We do not offer a perspective for energy, agriculture, health care, education, culture, sports. We are not moving forward in judicial reform. Not! What then - yes? So far, yes - just "we are offended." Against the opposition because it is not constructive, against the press because it asks stupid questions, against civil society because it is civil. On ... continue on your own, ”wrote the ex-prime minister on social networks.
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