The Republic of Moldova continues to face external pressures and remain well integrated into European energy networks, thanks to the support of the European Union, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said after a discussion with Prime Minister Dorin Recean.
“Russia continues to use gas as a weapon and once again Moldova is a target of its hybrid warfare. Thanks to EU support Moldova remains resilient and well-connected to European energy networks. In my call with Dorin Recean, I reaffirmed our unwavering solidarity with Moldova,” Kaja Kallas wrote on X.
“In my call with Kaja Kallas, thanked for a stronger co-op within the EU energy system. Reaffirmed that despite Kremlin’s gas blackmail, we’re meeting 🇲🇩electricity needs and protecting our citizens. The humanitarian crisis provoked by Russia in the Transnistrian region must end,” Dorin Recean stated.
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In my call with @kajakallas, thanked for a stronger co-op within the 🇪🇺energy system.
Reaffirmed that despite Kremlin’s gas blackmail, we’re meeting 🇲🇩electricity needs and protecting our citizens.
The humanitarian crisis provoked by Russia in the Transnistrian region must end.
— Dorin Recean (@DorinRecean) January 8, 2025
Recall, The Nordic-Baltic States issued a joint statement on the energy situation in Moldova. They regarded Gazprom’s decision to stop gas supplies to Moldova as a desire to undermine political and economic stability in Moldova.