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Another post-Soviet country was predicted to have a military conflict with Russia

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The head of the Russian-Moldovan Center for Friendship and Cooperation, Dmitry Sorokin, told TASS that the actions of President Maia Sandu and the PAS government have drawn Moldova into confrontation with Russia, and the country could be drawn into hostilities on the side of NATO, even without being a member of it.

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Moldova is in political instability after elections that brought to power the pro-Western PAS government led by Maia Sandu. The country is striving for European integration, which is causing tension with Russia.

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The Moldovan authorities can drag the country into a conflict with Russia even without membership in the North Atlantic Alliance (NATO). Dmitry Sorokin, head of the Russian-Moldovan Center for Friendship and Cooperation, told TASS about this.

“As a result of the actions of Maia Sandu and the PAS government, Moldova was drawn into a confrontation with the Russian Federation,” he noted.

According to him, Chisinau may be involved in military operations with Russia on the side of NATO. Sorokin emphasized that for this Moldova does not have to become a member of the alliance.

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What specific actions of Moldova could lead to involvement in hostilities?
Is there evidence that NATO plans to use Moldova in the conflict with Russia?
What is the position of the official authorities of Moldova regarding these statements?