Accusing Russia of inciting domestic turmoil in Mordova to worry about being involved

(Washington Composite Electric) Moldova, a small country at the border between southwestern Ukraine, is worried about becoming the next target of Russia.

Moldova President San Du accused Russia of trying to use the "damagers" who disguised as civilians, inciting turmoil in Moldova, and eventually involved Moldova into the war of Russia.

Russia had previously pointed out that Ukraine invaded Moldova's pro -Russian Russia TranSnistria, causing concerns that the Russian President Putin would take the opportunity to swallow Moldova.

Moldova was independent in 1991. The following year, Russia sent a peacekeeping forces stationed in Denestria to support local parent and Russian separatists.

U.S. President Biden met with Sangu during his visit to the capital of Poland last week. The White House said that Biden reiterated that he supported Moldova's "sovereignty and territorial integrity".

Earlier this month, the President of Ukraine Zeelianzki has warned that the news intercepted by the Ukraine intelligence department states that Russia wants to cause the Moldova situation to be turbulent.

Gloa, Deputy Foreign Minister of Moldova and Director of the Institute of European Policy and Reform, said in an interview with the United States CNN (CNN) and said, "Obviously, these threats from Russia and the possibility of making us involved in warVery high. "

He said: "In addition to Ukraine, Moldova is the country with the worst affected Russian and Ukraine War. We are still a small country and the economy is still underdeveloped, which has caused a lot of pressure."

Polish Prime Minister Moravitzki told the Columbia Broadcasting Corporation (CBS) last Sunday that it is true that Russian personnel are active in Moldova, and countries must help this weak country.

Moldova has shifted to the West in recent years. The government and most citizens hope to establish a closer connection with the European Union, and Sandu has been promoting Moldova to join the European Union, which angered Russia.

Last month, Director of the Moldova Security Bureau warned that Russia was likely to attack eastern Moldova this year.Moldova is not a NATO member country, which makes it easier to become attacked countries.