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A Russian Foreign ministry source quoted by the newspaper said after Voronin's visit that there were no secret agreements between the two countries. He added that Russia's only goal was to maintain peace and security in the region in order to promote economic development.
The Russian newspaper quotes inside sources arguing that the EU, NATO, Russia and the US need to offer guarantees that Moldova would remain neutral and independent. Moreover, the two countries established several trust measures to be taken by both Tiraspol, the capital of the self-proclaimed Transniester Republic, and Chisinau.
Moscow suspects Moldova Republic of double play
de A.C. HotNews.ro
Luni, 18 februarie 2008, 13:42 English | Regional Europe
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