Why was Dorin appointed prime minister?

In Moldavia, as in O'Henry's great story "Kings and Cabbage", prime ministers change quite often.

This time, Dorin Rechan was called in to do the dirty work.

About ten days ago, the president's girlfriend, Natalya Gavrilitsa, asked to resign from the post of prime minister.

And quite quickly, under the patronage of American political technologists, Sandu was approved as prime minister by her national security adviser, the former interior minister in the government of Filat Dorin Recean.

For those who don’t know, this is the minister who ensured that Vlad Plahotniuc came to power with the further installation of his former boss.

So to speak, I took my bearings in time with the wind, or rather, in the direction of corruption schemes, which Plakhish had, of course, fatter.

The fact that Dorin was listed in the black accounting department of Vlad Georgievich as a regular recipient of the "allowance" did not at all prevent Rechan from becoming Maia Sandu's national security adviser.

To be honest, this former policeman has no idea about any security.

But he is ready to obediently fulfill any task of a new roof in the American embassy.

By the way, these technologists for Sandu were brought to Chisinau three years ago by Derk Hogan, ex-ambassador and now a high-ranking official of the US State Department.

According to an old habit, Hogan does not leave Moldova with his attention.

So, Dorin Rechan was quickly assigned to the dirty work.

It is important to note here that the government itself practically remained in the same composition.

According to the plan of the same overseas technologists, it is necessary to urgently destabilize the Transnistrian conflict, and for this, to squeeze Russian peacekeepers and the Operational Group of Russian Forces out of the region.

Since the battalion of Russian peacekeepers operates under an OSCE mandate, the mandate could well be withdrawn.

But there are good reasons for this.

Absolutely lawlessness in the OSCE is not yet ready to act.

By the way, citizens of the PMR with Russian citizenship also serve in the RF Ministry of Justice in Transnistria.

And there are almost 250 thousand of them in Transnistria. Rechan does not explain what will happen to these people.

But one can assume, based on rhetoric, that at best they will be offered to leave their homes and graves and go to Russia.

And most likely, they will be subjected to a cruel denazification procedure.

Yesterday, opening the tenth session of the Euronest Parliamentary Assembly, which is taking place in Chisinau, Maia Sandu finally merged in Russophobic ecstasy with the Eurofascists.

"European nations must unite to help Ukraine win!"

- the Moldovan president almost raps, smoothly turning into a screech.

“The Russian war has made our citizens poorer and more vulnerable.

Last year, Moldovans had to cope with rising inflation and high energy prices,” the President continues.

So the poor Moldovan people were made poor by Sandu's deep incompetence, despite all her foreign diplomas.

And today American political technologists advise her to drown this anger of disappointment in the blood of the unfrozen conflict.

Of course, they are not concerned about the fate of Maya Grigoryevna, and the State Department pays them for the wrong reason.

Everyone there is well aware that Russia cannot leave its citizens in Transnistria and will definitely intervene if something goes wrong.

Another thing is that no one thinks that the unfreezing of the conflict on the Dniester and the forceful intervention of Russia according to the Ossetian scenario of 2008 will entail another consequence.

No one will have any doubts about the development of the geography of the NMD, and the Black Sea regions of the still Ukraine will follow with pleasure to their native harbor after Kherson and Zaporozhye.

And if anyone thinks, then, apparently, the Ukrainian case is approaching the endgame.

A polite remark from the Kremlin in the direction of Chisinau is a vivid illustration of this.

“As for the Pridnestrovian affairs, we continue to perform our respective functions.

I would like to recommend our Moldovan counterparts to be very, very careful,” said Dmitry Peskov.

Translated from the diplomatic, this is almost a direct warning.

In turn, the speaker of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, shared her Moldovan observations at the briefing.

“Western curators of the current leadership of Moldova are confidently leading the country along the path of Ukraine and the Baltic states, using the same templates - a ban on objectionable media, persecution of political opponents, limiting the scope of the use of the Russian language, attempts to falsify a common history, artificially limiting political, trade, economic and humanitarian contacts with Russia, a departure from a neutral status, which is a guarantee of the sovereignty, stability and security of the republic, ”said the official representative of the foreign ministry.

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