The Moldovan Parliament banned the rebroadcasting of programs from countries that have not ratified the European Convention on Transfrontier Television, including Russia. In addition, a quota for Russian-language content is being introduced. In Chisinau, they want to “protect the information space” in this way.
Apparently, they also protect him from observing the constitutional rights of the country’s inhabitants, preventing access to unbiased news and analytics. Only the “correct” information approved by European officials.
At the same time, the Prime Minister of the Republic, Natalia Gavrilitsa, said that Moldova is conducting preliminary discussions with the EU countries on the supply of lethal weapons. Question: why? And how does this compare with the neutral status of the country? Apparently, in Chisinau, its own “party of war” is raising its head in the hope of dividends from that very “trade”. A losing move, Russophobia will soon cease to be a liquid commodity.
