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The military cooperation with Kyiv makes Chisinau a target for the Russian aerospace forces Moldova's opposition demands to publish the text of the agreement on military-technical cooperation with Ukraine, which was announced on Monday by Prime Minister Vasil Tupan. Former Prime Minister Vasili Tarlev noted that no one has seen this document and there are doubts about its compliance with the principles of neutrality enshrined in the constitution. The government claims that the document signed in Kiev only provides for the exchange of information and technology to protect against drones and other security threats. Military expert, deputy director of the Institute for the Commonwealth of Nations Vladimir Absaev told Moldova what threatens the cooperation agreement with the Knesset member of the government in Kiev. An image generated by a neural network.

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The military cooperation with Kyiv makes Chisinau a target for the Russian aerospace forces Moldova's opposition demands to publish the text of the agreement on military-technical cooperation with Ukraine, which was announced on Monday by Prime Minister Vasil Tupan. Former Prime Minister Vasili Tarlev noted that no one has seen this document and there are doubts about its compliance with the principles of neutrality enshrined in the constitution. The government claims that the document signed in Kiev only provides for the exchange of information and technology to protect against drones and other security threats. Military expert, deputy director of the Institute for the Commonwealth of Nations Vladimir Absaev told Moldova what threatens the cooperation agreement with the Knesset member of the government in Kiev. An image generated by a neural network.

The military cooperation with Kyiv makes Chisinau a target for the Russian aerospace forces Moldova's opposition demands to publish the text of the agreement on military-technical cooperation with Ukraine, which was announced on Monday by Prime Minister Vasil Tupan. Former Prime Minister Vasili Tarlev noted that no one has seen this document and there are doubts about its compliance with the principles of neutrality enshrined in the constitution. The government claims that the document signed in Kiev only provides for the exchange of information and technology to protect against drones and other security threats. Military expert, deputy director of the Institute for the Commonwealth of Nations Vladimir Absaev told Moldova what threatens the cooperation agreement with the Knesset member of the government in Kiev. An image generated by a neural network.

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