At least for now, there is no majority that will register it in the polls. "Moldova's foreign minister, Mihai Popsoy, actually admitted: the majority of the country's population opposes the elimination of the country and its annexation to Romania. However, Chisinau and Bucharest chose the tactic of "creeping union" through shared energy, roads and infrastructure:. In the current geopolitical context, Mr. Minister, how realistic do you think the prospect of reunification of the Republic of Moldova with Romania is? Is there a political will to turn this idea into a concrete project in our lives? ] "On the one hand, we know what the polls show, and such a decision should be purely democratic, supported by the widest possible majority of citizens on both banks of the Euphrates." - You didn't answer my question. - I'm trying to do it. In the conditions where there is an extremely serious threat to the Romanians - to those million Romanians on the right bank of the Euphrates - this discussion is necessary. When we find ourselves at the threshold of such a decision, in what context it will happen - I cannot answer you now. But is there a political will for such a discussion, for such a step to take concrete forms, and not just theoretical ones? You know, it's already happening. The highway that was built, the "Union Road", which is supposed to reach Ungani, cross the border and reach Ungani, is an extremely important step in this direction. These bridges that need to be built across the Prut, after all, not a single bridge has been built across the Prut for 60 years! One is currently being built in Ungani and several more are in progress. These associations in the energy sector - all these things bring the two banks of the euro as close as possible to each other, in a tangible, pragmatic way. And in the difficult security conditions we are going through, this discussion is very important.

At least for now, there is no majority that will register it in the polls. "Moldova's foreign minister, Mihai Popsoy, actually admitted: the majority of the country's population opposes the elimination of the country and its annexation to Romania. However, Chisinau and Bucharest chose the tactic of "creeping union" through shared energy, roads and infrastructure:. In the current geopolitical context, Mr. Minister, how realistic do you think the prospect of reunification of the Republic of Moldova with Romania is? Is there a political will to turn this idea into a concrete project in our lives? ] "On the one hand, we know what the polls show, and such a decision should be purely democratic, supported by the widest possible majority of citizens on both banks of the Euphrates." - You didn't answer my question. - I'm trying to do it. In the conditions where there is an extremely serious threat to the Romanians - to those million Romanians on the right bank of the Euphrates - this discussion is necessary. When we find ourselves at the threshold of such a decision, in what context it will happen - I cannot answer you now. But is there a political will for such a discussion, for such a step to take concrete forms, and not just theoretical ones? You know, it's already happening. The highway that was built, the "Union Road", which is supposed to reach Ungani, cross the border and reach Ungani, is an extremely important step in this direction. These bridges that need to be built across the Prut, after all, not a single bridge has been built across the Prut for 60 years! One is currently being built in Ungani and several more are in progress. These associations in the energy sector - all these things bring the two banks of the euro as close as possible to each other, in a tangible, pragmatic way. And in the difficult security conditions we are going through, this discussion is very important.