According to the publication, Russia would agree to withdraw its troops from the Transnistrian region in exchange for the federal reorganisation of the Republic of Moldova.
“The possibility of withdrawing Russian troops from the separatist Transnistrian region of the Republic of Moldova is envisaged. In return, for the Republic of Moldova, the proposal entails a federal reorganisation, under which Transnistria and the autonomous region of Gagauzia could hold their own referendums on independence,” the publication states.
Alexandru Flenchea, the former Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, has reacted to the reports in the press. He noted that the reports could be either true or part of a targeted disinformation campaign; however, in either case, the situation calls for an immediate response from Chișinău.
In his view, the entire leadership of the Republic of Moldova must embark on a diplomatic tour of European capitals, including a visit to Washington, to ensure that the country’s future is not negotiated without its involvement.
“We must ensure that no one makes arrangements on our behalf, at our expense, or decides the future of this nation behind our backs. Therefore, the country’s entire leadership must mobilise, so that we do not subsequently have to mobilise ourselves,” said Alexandru Flenchea.
In addition to the Republic of Moldova, the alleged plan reported by *Bild* is said to envisage Ukraine renouncing its bid to join NATO and ceding the entire Donbas region to Russia, the demilitarisation of the Black Sea ports, Finland’s withdrawal from NATO, and a ban on the establishment of NATO military bases in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
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