uh, we repeat, the only way now to get to tiraspol is through the territory of moldova.f you are not a resident of transnistria and you have a russian passport , it is unlikely that you will be able to do this, for example, human rights activist alexander brod, who has been dealing with transnistrian issues for more than 20 years deployed at the airport. in chisinau last year, there was already a list of unwanted persons at the checkpoint, because when i presented my passport, uh, they checked it for a long time on a computer database, then i was escorted to the uh door, without a sign, without an employee sign. uh, border patrol. he hid there several times. they came to me and asked clarifying questions. for what purpose did you come? how many days will you stay? well , then they showed it, but the order of the border service, where there was an absurd reason that supposedly i didn’t was able to explain, er, the purpose of his visit, and at the end of november of this year, under very strange circumstances, the minister of foreign affairs of transnistria, vitaly ignatie

moldova, they are all limited. will not go and russia will not come to europe to belarus in transit. it is also impossible to do this through the european union. this is also an element of long-term complex and very serious pressure. uh, the only way to get to tiraspol now is through the territory of moldova. but if you are not a resident of transnistria and you have a russian passport , you are unlikely to be able to do this, for example, human rights activist alexander brod, who has been dealing with transnistrian issues for more than 20 years, was deployed at the airport. chisinau last year there was already a list of unwanted persons at the checkpoint, because when i presented my passport, uh, they checked it for a long time on a computer database, then i was escorted to a door, without a sign without an index, an employee of, uh, the border guard. he hid there several times. they came to me and asked clarifying questions. for what purpose did you come? how many days will you stay, but, and then already showed,

anatoliy, once the deputy from the ruling party of moldova acts for us. solidarity was with us.nk you for this conversation. thank you. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. he is now in moldova, by the way, the day before yesterday he met with my sanda, this is where sanda is from. by the way, i signed this with a german woman who is very excited to meet vakarchuk, and today we talked about our joint efforts to help and supporting refugees from ukraine, we remain in solidarity with ukraine and confirm that our hearts are always open to our brave neighbors, he wrote on his official page on twitter that it is nice to have among the neighbors of the neighboring countries adequate leaders of these countries, we are moving on bohdan butkevich journalist and the tv host joins us. good morning, mr. bohdan, i greet you all the viewers of espresso. please tell me if this is correct. i understand that now you are engaged in, in addition to being engaged in journalism, you are also engaged in gathering money for some very huge generator er for one of the largest continuously operating mi

well, i repeat for e moldova today it is really for the national economy of moldova that is bursting at the seams. this lifesaver is necessary for thousands and thousands of moldovans to provide all the opportunities to earn money and produce excellent competitive products, which will then be on the table with you and me. tell me , was it discussed during the negotiations how the party sees its future as a way out of the economic crisis in which it now finds itself in moldova shor party well, this is probably a question, uh, for the shor party. and for me, as the leader of a russian political party, here, uh, it may not be quite crystals to advertise it. e is on the air of the best news channel in russia, but nevertheless i will say that e is a party today. uh, at least those who , uh, dozens of, uh, mature politicians come to us, uh, i can say that uh, these are serious people who have come a long way. e in the politics of moldova in recent history and mature not in the same way as ripe vegetables or fruits, but really people who know. how today, uh, you need to survive, and the mol

moldova agreed on the supply of electricity from the unrecognized transnistria. mr.larov, we will speak in russian so that you will be comfortable, in general, you have already started talking about the position of the political leadership of your country and their position regarding the next act of russian aggression against ukraine symptoms of this aggression can be seen falling from the sky on the territory of moldova, but for some reason they are not in a hurry. they are not in a hurry. the war affects us directly. so far, they have not avoided such statements. they said that the war does not concern us because it is not our war and we should not interfere. well, now it is clear that it also reached them. an epiphany was happening. and now the litter admits that these missiles that are aimed at ukraine, they can hit our objects and our people. unfortunately , that's the way it is. until it happens, if it does not happen, instead of our leadership, the russian propaganda, which uses our silence, spreads rumors that these were sent from the territory of ukraine, th

the republic of moldova took over the pro-russian press. she received funding from the fugitive oligarchs, which is also about moscow, and the activities of six mass media were suspended. that they have repeatedly issued a warning from state authorities that they are violating the broadcasting policy of the republic of moldova, they are propagandizing a double peace and not propagandizing the russian world, propagandizing putin's ideas and they are recognized as clearly extremely anti-ukrainian by the mass media, and one of them received as many as 25 warnings and only suspended the action of these issued, and they need to be banned. also , the other day, the director of the security information service announced there are a lot of russian agents in moldova, eh, we have known about this for a long time, but i still don’t understand the director of the security service, he is bragging about it, or he came to this conclusion only now. we need concrete peace. what actions are they? accepted, we know that they have long been working in governme

analogues that are on the territory of moldova with 20% vat.that is, they are much more expensive and yet they cannot replace the necessary medicines. found out that she had cancer oksana russian citizenship and surgery were done in st. petersburg where her daughter now lives, vinnichenko constantly needs a drug that the moldovan authorities do not let in transnistria, so at first i did it every month. yes, there in st. petersburg i was given an injection. i returned home to work with my family and children. and then it got worse. worse worse worse. no problems, and i once tried to find an analogue here, which is produced in russia, but here, too, it was difficult to find it. moreover, it was swiss-made accreatite, which was also bought in chisinau from pharmacies went and one ampoule literally. here we will be able to travel around during the day. there there there he is short acting. uh, i have to do it three times a day on my own. hmm, with an insulin syringe. here, well, we manage somehow. here i am again continuing the short action. these

i still urge the government of moldova to see where they can contribute.ld say that the key contribution would be theirs because of the current certification of relations with romania as a nato eu country, so that what will happen in the event of such approaches by the russians there to moldova the fact is that it is no longer a question of the fact that it is necessarily a land border, you see, russia uses strategic aviation or sends ships and missiles to ukraine, and whoever stops it will send it to moldova . rockets are already falling there, and with what can they be directed, so yes, this is all a global war, but the other day, the pope finally said that this is a global war. i just don’t understand why in a global war only ukraine has to hold this resistance, that is, for a global war, there must be global the challenges will begin, let's start with regional answers, these are our neighbors who help us with weapons, but one way or another, if there is a threat to go further, they will be forced to react, take part in the war, this is poland - this is

simply no one listened to this director of the seven moldova seven moldova - this is the security information service, it is an analogue of our security service of ukraine, no one he just listened to the theoretical schedules , he had to do it. well, as in the original, i just looked at what he said there, he clearly said that it was all theoretical if ukraine is not enough, if ukraine is not enough, if ukraine, god forbid they will survive and we will help everything for moldova , the situation is more or less positive was proposed for the resolution of ukraine from transnistria because as a continent of russian and transnistrian troops totaling about 15,000 people, the city of all military personnel there and power structures was also proposed very clearly if there was an aggravation of the situation, ukraine offered moldova to issue an ultimatum to this contingent and to extrude it through moldova, i don't know, in some closed wagons, to send it through the eu countries, i don't know the bearings, for example, to close this topic once and for all, moldova was afraid to go to this, this , t

moldova too, of course., you understand the issue of the availability of russian-language channels. this is a question of the interests of the citizens of our country. and this is a question of the interests of the citizens of moldova within their own country, the republic of moldova, because the number of russian-speaking people there is huge, it is entire regions. e of this state, which are accustomed to watching these channels, which have made a choice in favor of these channels. you see, if they didn’t watch them, they wouldn’t be popular, but these are popular channels and the most important thing, as we now perfectly understand, is that people themselves personally voted in favor of these information resources, and they are deliberately forced to refuse , but apparently the republic moldova is hers in her current political realities. i mean this mode. she did not draw any conclusions about what democracy really is, but democracy really is. this will is more peoples pain. the will of the majority to acc

general i i know that you are monitoring the situation in neighboring moldova. know how the situation is developing there, what is happening there on the day of the meeting between putin and lukashenka, the secretary, or rather the director of the country's intelligence and security service, oleksandr mostya, stated that according to their data, in 2023 , russia intends to to invade moldova a day after that, the minister of foreign affairs in romania denied this statement, said that there are no such threats, or is there now a threat or an opportunity for the russian federation to enter the territory of moldova and in this way create one more front for ukraine well, let's not turn this statement into a joke, because you know i already started answering there yesterday everyone asked me yesterday i answered yes it's possible but the only thing left is to take the bank, remember well , after bakhmut, the next one will be moldova , let's be seriously, they were unable to complete the path they had planned for themselves, and moldova is behind ukraine and in fact un

, she said that this invasion affects not only ukraine, but also neighboring states, particularly moldova, she mentioned that last time, during the shelling, rockets fell and the investigation is ongoing in the northern part of moldova. so far, there are no complete results of the investigation, but she said that if there had not been this war, there would not have been such incidents, she said that there was a very heavy load on the boldovo energy system yesterday and the country suffered a massive blackout after this massive shelling, and in addition, she said that ukraine is a great friend of moldova and we will continue bilateral cooperation , in particular, in the fight against russia aggression is heard and not condemned. since it is possible to strongly condemn the russian aggression against ukraine , because it is an extremely terrible violation of the fundamental principles of international law death, suffering and destruction cannot be justified. she said that when the russian missiles are neutrality, besides, she said that bordeaux will continue to support ukrainians who are in

yes, but, by the way, the president of moldova mayasandu. supported this lie.ee the snippets. we are discussing the repeated attacks by the russian federation on the inhabitants of ukraine civilian critical infrastructure the international community should increase pressure on russia to stop the war only so we can to stop the suffering and death of people indirectly, but, in principle, it is clear that everyone is now political leaders. western countries speak out exclusively on social networks. this is something incredible for me. it's simple, moreover, the president of moldova, which, uh, official, actually at the official level, has firewood as a means of fighting for the uh economy of the country. hmm what else to say about romanian citizens who are the president of another country. speaking of this wonderful woman. it's generally pura one would have to think about the fact that he has a colossal debt, but in terms of gas before us and how she thinks to cover the astronomical amount that the young vyazhala gazprom is absolutely unnatural. so, as for grief a

moldova, not one will not reach moldova, they can just shout and scream from the stanomkin tower, but nothing else will happen, they can cut off gas, electricity there, but there will be no wars the russian boot will not step on the moldovan one, that's why i'm telling everyone, in kyiv and in chisinau and in bucharest and others, help ukraine, arm ukraine, she's shedding blood for our life, for our freedom , for our democracy, we must give money что мы можем давать мы большое сейчас давать not in 5 years and america and europe and nato will show less concern and give more money and weapons . of the pre-war past , ukraine and moldova are planning to build a road bridge across the dniester on the border, the government informed us about this prime minister denys shmagal met with his counterpart from moldova and discussed joint steps towards european integration we remember that moldova is also ugu slowly approaching the entry into the european union, countering russian aggression and informational propaganda of russia, cooperation in the field of energy, logistics and in the field of t

i still urge the government of moldova to see where they can make a contribution.ould say that the key contribution would be theirs through certification now. relations with romania as a nato eu country in order to see what will happen in the event of such approaches by the russians there to moldova. the fact is that it is no longer a question of the fact that it is necessarily a land border, you see, russia uses strategic aviation sends ships and missiles to ukraine, and whoever stops it, they will send it with a thunderbolt. well, that's why missiles are already falling there, and they can still send them. yes, this is all a global war, but the other day, the pope said finally, this is a global war. i just don't understand why in a global war, only ukraine has to keep this resistance, that is, there must be global challenges to a global war, let's start with regional answers, it is our neighbors who help us with weapons, but one way or another, if there is a threat, they will be forced to go further to react, to participate in the war, this poland is also slovaki

after all, moldova is a now an eu candidate.r is just around the corner, and it can be long and cold in leova. people here are already spending over half their income just on energy. >> we've already received a gas bill. it seems way too high. >> i took out a bank loan and bought wood. this month, all of my income is going towards bills and the loan. >> things are hard everywhere. we'll survive, but i'd hoped it would be easier. reporter: the situation is especially dire for the most vulnerable. leova's government wants to keep funding the children's home, but they're also worried. nicolae: right now, expenses have about doubled. we're really doing everything we possibly ca we don't want the children to be forced to live in the cold. reporter: it can take a long time to find foster families for the children here. catalina postica wants to make sure they have a warm place to call home in the meantime. catalina: we can only hope that we find solutions to get the high prices under control this year. reporter: for now, though, help

after all, moldova is a now an eu candidate.r is just around the corner, and it can be long and cold in leova. people here are already spending over half their income just on energy. >> we've already received a gas bill. it seems way too high. >> i took out a bank loan and bought wood. this month, all of my income is going towards bills and the loan. >> things are hard everywhere. we'll survive, but i'd hoped it would be easier. reporter: the situation is especially dire for the most vulnerable. leova's government wants to keep funding the children's home, but they're also worried. nicolae: right now, expenses have about doubled. we're really doing everything we possibly ca we don't want the children to be forced to live in the cold. reporter: it can take a long time to find foster families for the children here. catalina postica wants to make sure they have a warm place to call home in the meantime. catalina: we can only hope that we find solutions to get the high prices under control this year. reporter: for now, though, help

but since moldova has moved closer to the you, moscow has been boycotting moldova wines and sales to neighboring ukraine have slumped due to the war. victoria bear go is selling her wine to china and japan. but competition from france and italy is very strong. the future is uncertain. ha, we're living with a new international protectionism. so it's hard to make any prognosis, especially with the war and various crises going on. we need exploit markets and ones that are as diverse as possible explorer could ever have them. victoria beer go had a difficult start to her career, but she's not giving up. on her side are the top quality wines and the most unusual wine cellar in the world. from wine cellar as to wind farms and ship worth its been another packed episode of made dw business magazine. i mother xena. thanks for watching and take care with ah with you. oh, how do you go on with life after a disaster in my life you stopped me at night we carried the tent to attend 19 of my colleagues died in 3 catastrophes. 3 stories of survival. once the dust settles. 15 minutes on d w. ah, this

in the current conditions , because there is ukraine, which today actually covers moldova.use, well, how little aggression against moldova can we talk about on the part of russia if they only recently lost the battle for kherson we returned kherson, that is, in order to enter moldova, they have to go through kherson, mykolayiv, odessa, at least, in order to reach moldova. and this is unrealistic, therefore, in this regard, i think that the threats to montova are now more political, that is there may be attempts at some kind of pro-russian coup, plus, of course, there is the transnistria factor, which seems to have quieted down now, but still there are uh, well, it's a completely russian-controlled enclave there, of course , it's not enough to take over all of moldova, but in order to start some kind of expansion there it can be enough, it can be determined , that is, i think that the threats in moldova are now more in the form of a possible hybrid war, only attempts at a coup d'état, and in this regard, well, of course, the only thing that moldova should do now and well, in

and khrystyna will inform that there are in moldova.o in odesa , two infrastructure objects have been hit. this is reported by the deputy head of the administration of the president's office, kyrylo tymoshenko. infrastructural objects, one person was hospitalized. the city of odessa reported that due to the destruction of a part of the city as a result of enemy shelling, the operation of public electric transport was also suspended currently in odessa, all city boiler plants are stopped, work will be resumed after restoration well, they promised about moldova on the territory of this country near the ukrainian border after another missile attack by the russian federation on ukraine, a missile was found this is reported by the moldovan mass media, the ministry of internal affairs employees found a missile near the border near the city of brychani as they note that she was found by a patrol of the border police. as control over the border is being strengthened in connection with the shelling, the police and border guards are monitoring th

about 100,000 ukrainians are now living in tiny moldova, and they need medical care.his is a japanese professor and a public health expert. he's visited moldova several times this year. helping officials deal with a flood of new patients. kubo says medical teams struggle to keep up with demand, especially at the start of the invasion. and as russia steps up its attacks on ukraine, he says moldova needs to prepare for another surge. >> if the number of evacuees increase, it's simply the amount of medical demands will increase. i mean, this is not just about injuries by warfare, this is about cancer, chronic heart disease. >> reporter: kubo is training staff to react quickly if more people evacuate to moldova. evacuations and emergencies are frequent in japan, so he's come to share knowledge. he says collecting information is critical in a crisis and that's been a problem here. he developed a simple checklist for doctors and medical staff. they can check off people's injuries or ailments and easily share it. >> try to share from our experience and our failure and try to

this is moldova. moldova is like this again itself has differences with electricity.they are tied to our power system, in fact, the electricity goes to them, and when we have problems in the south and east, they immediately boomerang on neighboring moldova, and now they have the possibility also, there is a disconnection of visa electricity, and they are already reporting this, and there is a high risk of disconnections . well, this is not the first time that it has happened in moldova, by the way , too. well, recently, the president of moldova has himself declared that the dictionary it happened in one of the cities, which is closer to the russian border, with the help of the organization of the russian embassy in moldova , some kind of holiday was held, wherever it was victory day, i don’t know that on victory day, it’s true, but less so, and there, it seems, some soviet songs were played. st. george ribbons and children they sang those russian songs there, there are three russian wars, and so on. he has sander said that in fact these are challenges, a threat to nat

or in moldova, what does the impact of these missiles on the territory of moldova mean from the point of view of expansion hostilities or from the point of view of the future of the russian-ukrainian war from the point of view of labor, direct hostilities, of course, it does not have any coefficient of usefulness or coefficient of negativeness, in fact, a very serious diplomatic factor appears here because the russian-ukrainian war goes beyond the range in ukraine, this is important it is necessary to understand, let's remind the polish missile president now already the moldovan missile president so more and more signals to the civilized world that the moscow bear is absolutely necessary regulate i have not the slightest doubt that this will happen, it is inevitable. moscow 's under-imperialism has set its course for its final decline, however, knowing a little about history and giving them some historical parallels, i would like to say that it does not happen that empires fall in one day the barbarians stormed rome for almost a whole century, and the ottomans stormed dysentery for al

we need this kind of efficiency in moldova companies. again for this year i shall be quite chair, caught by needed and model. oh winemaking has a long tradition in the republic of moldova. the mild climate and rich a lu veal soils are ideal. about one 3rd of mold of his work force is employed in the country's wine industry. like in the village of cook mas, most students here are employed in the vineyards. it's year round work, but pays poorly. if love you thought we get 40 les per hour or around 2 euros, can you imagine that we quit with you my give to go do a shop with 40 les and you'll get a tiny piece of sausage because the pay is so bad. many young people are leaving the country. nadia terrible has also considered working the harvest an e u countries. but she's not confident enough to take the 1st step. i'm a good good i planned on leaving the country because it's hard to make a good life here. in study deputy were flawed by my job here in the vineyard is the right way group was we do our job and we have work every day. good up soon

it does not express the opinion of the entire moldova people. it expresses only the opinion of a handful of bosses who have now seized power in the country, and those who led them to power. i mean 1st and foremost, the u. s. and the european union, and most moldova ones still love russia and hope that the situation will change your the director of the you as well as health organization has accused every tray and trips of murdering his uncle, along with more than 50 other civilians in ethiopia as war to antique re province. in october, the director accused the international community failing to pay enough attention to the conflict. stressing that had spawned a health crisis that has now affected some 6000000 people. meanwhile, a foreign policy chief, he has the barrel, has expressed his frustration with a situation where the one month after a cease fire was announced in the region. then one thing that has kept me very busy, very sorry and very frustrated, is ethiopia, not enough people talk about it. we don't talk a lot about ethiopia. yes. from

it does not express the opinion of the entire moldova people. it expresses only the opinion of a handful of bosses who have now seized power in the country, and those who led them to power. i mean, 1st and foremost, the u. s. and the european union, and most moldova ones still love russia and hope that the situation will change. your mother isn't the only country tightening screws on media free dance in a new round of sanctions. the e u is freezing, artes european assets. brussels is seizing assets belonging to ortiz, parent company are no tv, nova city in europe, as well as sanctioning a number of other russian channels. all of this in an effort to silence russia by leaving outlets without the means to operate financially. the move comes as part of a new round of anti rush and sanctions agreed by european council, as well as media resources. they are set to target russia's military industrial complex by expanding the export ban on technologies for the aerospace industry, including aircraft engines and spare parts for growth. the e. u will also

first moldova ntv moldova tv-6 action tv and archives an excuse for allegedly incorrect coverage ofnts in moldova and ukraine, broadcasting of tv channels has already been blocked, according to maria zakharova chisinau has taken a course to destroy any form of dissent in the country and deprives millions of russian-speaking citizens of news content in their native language. we regard this ban as an unprecedented act of political censorship, as an outrage on the principle of pluralism. the media and the gross violation of the right to freedom of access to information in the light of the unprecedented consequences of its implementation for the russian-speaking part of the population qualify it as a cynical infringement of the rights of national minorities. we demand from relevant international organizations to provide adequate assess what happened and take all appropriate steps to rectify this unacceptable situation. the commission for emergency situations stopped the broadcasting of russian-language channels only for the duration of the state of emergency in moldova ; it was introduc

a legacy as lawmakers seem to rename the nation's official language from moldova to romanian. many pro western politicians have been pushing for the move ever since moldova declared independence from the irs sr back in 91. now this comes amid ongoing protests against president maya sunday, and her government's handling of the country's economy marches have been organized by the main opposition figure and own of the band channels. demonstrators on their country to stop bucking western sanctions against moscow, which have already leaded, to spiraling inflation and an energy crisis. and other journalists whose channel faces abandon says the government has crossed to red line. the is a good thing is lawana dean simple words. what happened is we're we're feared the most and hoped until the last that it would not happen because there are certain red lines that no one has ever crossed, no matter what regime is in power. in moldova, it seems to me that whether a tv channel works well or not should always be decided by the audience. the fact that these channels had not covered the agen

many pro western politicians have been pushing for the move ever since moldova declared independence from the u. s. s. r. in 1991. is comes amid ongoing protest against president maya sandy and her government's handling of the country's economy marches, had been organized by the main opposition figure and owner of the band channels. demonstrators want their country to start back in western sanctions against moscow, which have already led to spiraling inflation and an energy crisis. another journalist whose channel faces a band says the government has crossed a red line, used to go to preston, lawana in simple words. what happens is what we're feared the most and hoped until the last that it would not happen because there are certain red lines that no one has ever crossed, no matter what regime is in power. in moldova, it seems to me that whether a tv channel works well or not, should always be decided by the audience. the fact that these channels had not covered the agenda the way the regime would like to be heard. sorry, by one of our freedom of speech, what about european democrati

, the correspondent of radio moldova olga stavila should join us, we will talk with her in more detail about the situation in moldova actually and about this attack on a missile that fell and about electricity, an unknown drone attacked and russia itself, explosions rang out at two airfields in the saratov and ryazan regions, at least four planes were damaged among among the strategic bombers that launched missile strikes on ukraine, there are fatalities and injuries among the russian and military artem zyavkin, in more detail, this is a video from the surveillance camera of one of the apartment buildings in the russian city of engels, behind its frame, at first, a sound similar to the operation of a jet engine is heard, and then a flash, according to the publication insider the explosion occurred near the airfield, which is not far from the city; the cause of it was an unknown drone, as a result of the impact , the planes were damaged, two planes were damaged here, 95 were damaged as a result of a drone attack on the engels air base in the saratov region, two military emus of the russ

many pro western politicians have been pushing for the move ever since moldova declared independence from the u. s sr in 1991. this comes amid ongoing protests against president maya san do. and her government's handling of the country's economy. marches had been organized by the main opposition figure and owner of the bans channels. demonstrators want their country to scott backing western sanctions against moscow, which have already led to spiraling inflation and an energy crisis. and other journalists, which channel faces of ban says that government has crossed a red line with what you owe and hoped on to the laws that it would not happen. because there are certain red lines that no one has ever crossed, no matter what regime is in power in the old over. it seems to me that whether it's of you channel works well or not, should always be decided by the audience. the fact that these channels had not covered the agenda the way the regime would like to be heard. sorry, by what about freedom of speech. what about european democratic norms? what about the very pluralism of opinions that

this has all been trampled by all government, the mobile, moldova, parliament is also mulling over a bill aimed at limiting the countries. so ria era legacy as lawmakers seek to rename the nation's official language for moldova, and to romanian. many pro western politicians have been pushing for the move ever since moldova declared independence from the u. s. sr in 1991. this comes amid ongoing protests against president maya sand do. and her government's handling of the country's economy. marches had been organized by the main opposition figure and owner of the ban channels. demonstrators want their country just to stop backing western sanctions against moscow, which i've already led to spiraling inflation and an energy crisis. another journalist who's channel faces a ban says the government has crossed a red line. you said what is trusting is lawana in simple words. what happens is we're we're feared the most and hoped until the last that it would not happen because there are certain red lines that no one has ever crossed, no matter what regime is in power in moldova, it seems to m

the suspension of broadcasting of oppositional and russian-language channels in moldova is an order fromhe outside, they say this in the parliament of the republic, the country's authorities on friday revoked the license of many channels broadcasting a position objectionable to the government , and our colleagues from ntv moldova blame the leadership for journalists censored countries, and they are supported by many residents. mikhail hunter dealt with this situation in order to protect the national information space. here is just part of the wording with which the moldovan authorities suspended the license to visit six media at once, here is one of them, the young one announced its intention to file a lawsuit against gazprom in the kremlin, they say that the issue of blue fuel supplies in chisinau is to politicize the release of news of funds unnecessary to the government of the republic media , just an example of why prohibit no point of view, the prime ministers, of course, in this broadcast gave him questions here. just no. that's just what our colleagues did, according to kishi. an

prevent russia from making money from oil by introducing these new restrictions, and how neighboring moldovalso suffers from russian strikes on the energy infrastructure of ukraine, russia launched a missile attack on ukraine, fired more than 70 missiles, as reported by the ukrainian air force, most of them more than 60 missiles were shot down in the government, the russians reported, hit energy facilities in three regions in kyiv, vinnytsia, odesa, in in many regions, the water , heating, and power supply have gone out. there is also information about the victims. they report two deaths in the zaporizhia region. it was not because of me that zaporizhzhia was also shelled. the crimean bridge is a bridge to the annexed crimea , which was damaged by an explosion in october, and putin seems to be checking how it was repaired precisely after those explosions. on october 10, russia inflicted the most massive after the start of a full-scale missile attack on ukraine, since then it has been repeating such attacks, although ukrainian intelligence claimed and now claims that this is not a response to

it's just that i think they don't want moldova to follow the european path.powerful influence on moldova not only through energy, wine is extremely important for this country both culturally and economically here in the vineyard just on the border with ukraine we have already experienced two wine embargoes from moscow russia will always find a way to use economic leverage to achieve political goals in 2013 when russia announced an embargo for the second time we could not pay salaries we could not pay suppliers, we lost our largest market overnight, and at that moment we realized that this is a market in which it is difficult to build a reliable business, and i was very lucky that at this moment we were selling to russia 0 and we sell to the market which is much safer now this winery is the largest exporter of wine in ukraine growing year by year and sending millions of bottles all over the world but the more you make wine the more energy you need so it may not seem obvious but wine production quite an energy-consuming process, all these units are powered by r

and ukraine, power lines are operating, we will be able to place ships in romania and moldova, whatare your thoughts, the first thing is business, and the price there will be such that it will maintain profit for them, it is profitable for us, the problem is not with production, we have a problem with the transmission of electricity, they partially provide it, we know about the power outage directly in moldova, we have a flow , accordingly, electricity delivery to romania and, in accordance with the transfer to moldova, they provide moldova with the appropriate amount of electricity, in part, accordingly, it will possibly reach odesa. but again, this is not a fundamental solution to the problem, it is more in my opinion, the solution to the problems of moldova and odesa even if there is such a direct supply, yes, relatively speaking, it is possible to ensure that odesa will have constant electricity if they were located near odesa. on a cardinal basis with this problem throughout ukraine well, in general, if this amount is taken, if only it will be covered well, that is, 400 mw is a