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Igor Grosu: There is no imminent danger of escalation of the conflict in the transnistrian region

There is no imminent danger of escalation of the conflict in the transnistrian region, said the Parliament Speaker, Igor Grosu, who was in Bucharest on the occasion of the performance dedicated to the National Culture Day, writes Agerpres.

This was announced by Igor Grosu after he was asked by journalists what the situation is in the region, in the context of the statements made in December by the director of the Intelligence and Security Service (SIS) of the Republic of Moldova, Alexandru Musteață, who said that Russia was planning to invade the transnistrian region. Regarding the remains of the rocket found on the territory of the Republic of Moldova on Saturday, after a new wave of Russian attacks on Ukraine, Igor Grosu said that this is the third incident of this type. According to the official, for the Republic of Moldova "the main risk is related to the Russian bombings" that take place every five to seven days in Ukraine. They target the energy infrastructure of the neighboring state, something that could affect the electricity supply of the Republic of Moldova, but he mentioned that the authorities in Chisinau are better prepared than last winter and thanked Romania for the support given to overcome these crises.

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