Both Moldova and Georgia are currently in the news, and this is important for people to understand,

because Moldova fears that Russian forces are going to try to occupy the country, invade

the country, to try to create further destabilization

in the region in Putin's war against Ukraine and the West. Very practically, Russia,

they have forces in Transnistria now, Russian forces. They've basically pulled a Crimea on it

to snap off that region of Moldova for themselves.

And they want the Russian Empire to go from Transnistria to Odessa, Ukraine, keep Crimea, and basically block Ukraine entirely from the sea.

So Ukraine would be a landlocked country.

And that, of course, would be horrific.

It'd be a massive economic warfare. It would cut Ukraine off from extremely important,

lucrative trade routes that it needs to prop up its economy, all those jobs and resources lost, never mind all the people living under a Russian brutal genocidal dictatorship.

So Moldova has been, including the president, have been ringing, has been ringing the alarm saying,

we see heightened activity of Russian forces trying to take over our country, seize the country,

in their ongoing war of Ukraine.

So they want to basically pressure Ukraine from the West.

Most of Russia's war is in the eastern region of Ukraine in Crimea, the east and south.

And so by the Russians going into Moldova from their foothold in the region they seized years ago in Transnistria,

they would then be able to launch military operations on

Western Ukraine. From the west to the east, they would just take over and then they would

push to Kiev and the Ukraine is gone. It would be really nice if our representatives could be consistent. Like if you are anti-corruption,

you need to be anti-corruption like across the board and not, you know, invite in a horrible

dictator maniac when you feel like somehow, I guess, the calculations that that will somehow get you

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