
It was decided to name the power line project, which received $130 million financing from the USA, after Donald Trump.
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The US government had approved $130 million in funding for the Straseni-Gutinas power line in 2025. The project is expected to be completed in 2032.
Efforts are underway by U.S. President Donald Trump and his supporters to place Trump's name and image on everything from landmarks to banknotes both at home and abroad.
According to AFP, Moldova's government spokesman Dumitru Ciorici told AFP that the new 400 kV power line, which will connect his country to neighboring EU member Romania and receive $130 million in financing from the USA, will be called "Trump Freedom Line".
Ciorici stated that the idea came from the US Embassy and said, "The government has no objection to this. The government supports initiatives that benefit citizens, especially protecting the country's security and energy infrastructure."
The US Embassy announced the establishment of a working group for the "Trump Freedom Hotline" on Facebook yesterday, calling it "an important step for Moldova's energy future."
THE FUND WAS APPROVED LAST YEAR
The US government approved $130 million in funding for the Straseni-Gutinas power line in 2025, but a name had not yet been determined at that time.
The new power line, described as "very important" by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan, will be approximately 70 kilometers long within the borders of Moldova and is expected to be completed in 2032.
TRUMP'S NAME WILL BE USED IN BUCHAREST TOO
In neighboring Romania, a park that is being expanded in the capital Bucharest will also be named after Trump.
The name was the top vote-getter in an online poll conducted in May, officials said. Meanwhile, some online media users accused officials of manipulating the vote because Moldovan President Maia Sandu was ahead in the polls a day or two before the vote closed.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Completion of the Straseni-Gutinas power line project in 2032.
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