Moldova Not a Target of Direct Aggression: Min. Popescu

The transcript discusses the geopolitical tensions involving Ukraine, Moldova, and the breakaway region of Transnistria, where Russian troops are stationed. It covers the historical context of the conflict, current tensions, and Moldova's assessment of military threats. The Moldovan government is concerned about potential Russian aggression and is in regular contact with international partners to maintain peace. Recent explosions in Transnistria have heightened tensions, but investigations are challenging due to lack of control over the region. Moldova is actively engaging with the EU and other countries to prevent escalation.

What is the breakaway region between Ukraine and Moldova where Russian troops are stationed?

• Donbas

• Transnistria

• Crimea

• Kaliningrad

How long has the situation in Transnistria been relatively peaceful before the recent war?

• 40 years

• 10 years

• 20 years

• 30 years

What is the Moldovan government's assessment regarding the threat of military aggression?

• Moldova is not an immediate target

• Moldova is an immediate target

• Moldova is under attack

• Moldova is preparing for war

Who has the Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister been in regular contact with to maintain peace?

• Ukrainian authorities

• Russian government

• Transnistrian authorities

• NATO officials

What is the general sentiment of the people living in Transnistria regarding living in a war zone?

• They are eager for conflict

• They do not want to live in a war zone

• They want to live in a war zone

• They are indifferent

Which international organization is Moldova in talks with to avoid escalation?

• United Nations

• ASEAN

• NATO

• European Union

Which countries' foreign ministers has Moldova been in contact with recently?

• France and Italy

• Brazil and Argentina

• Germany and Austria

• China and Japan