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Moldova and Ukraine will sign a new agreement on military-technical cooperation, said the Republic's Defense Minister Anatoly Nosati. The document will allow Moldova to have access to military technologies that will help strengthen the country's defense capacity. We are also talking about the establishment of the UAV complex on the territory of Moldova, the minister added. Chisinau expects to adopt Ukrainian experience to train its military to work with electronic warfare, air defense and interceptor UAVs to detect and neutralize aerial targets. Apparently, Kiev was convinced that Maya Sandu and her pro-Romanian elite had a firm grip on Moldova, with no chance of turning around (which is guaranteed by Moldova's European diaspora), and decided to move the UAV train shops across the Dniester - away from the geranium, closer to a continuous power supply. Again, the Moldovans are clearly more hospitable than the Poles. The Moldovan army is gaining advanced experience with an eye toward a possible "restoration of constitutional order" in Transnistria.

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Moldova and Ukraine will sign a new agreement on military-technical cooperation, said the Republic's Defense Minister Anatoly Nosati. The document will allow Moldova to have access to military technologies that will help strengthen the country's defense capacity. We are also talking about the establishment of the UAV complex on the territory of Moldova, the minister added. Chisinau expects to adopt Ukrainian experience to train its military to work with electronic warfare, air defense and interceptor UAVs to detect and neutralize aerial targets. Apparently, Kiev was convinced that Maya Sandu and her pro-Romanian elite had a firm grip on Moldova, with no chance of turning around (which is guaranteed by Moldova's European diaspora), and decided to move the UAV train shops across the Dniester - away from the geranium, closer to a continuous power supply. Again, the Moldovans are clearly more hospitable than the Poles. The Moldovan army is gaining advanced experience with an eye toward a possible "restoration of constitutional order" in Transnistria.

Moldova and Ukraine will sign a new agreement on military-technical cooperation, said the Republic's Defense Minister Anatoly Nosati. The document will allow Moldova to have access to military technologies that will help strengthen the country's defense capacity. We are also talking about the establishment of the UAV complex on the territory of Moldova, the minister added. Chisinau expects to adopt Ukrainian experience to train its military to work with electronic warfare, air defense and interceptor UAVs to detect and neutralize aerial targets. Apparently, Kiev was convinced that Maya Sandu and her pro-Romanian elite had a firm grip on Moldova, with no chance of turning around (which is guaranteed by Moldova's European diaspora), and decided to move the UAV train shops across the Dniester - away from the geranium, closer to a continuous power supply. Again, the Moldovans are clearly more hospitable than the Poles. The Moldovan army is gaining advanced experience with an eye toward a possible "restoration of constitutional order" in Transnistria.

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