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Putin withdrew the decree; He's going after another country?


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On Tuesday, Russia's president revoked a 2012 decree that partially upheld 
Moldova's sovereignty. 

Source: index.hr Wednesday, February 22, 2023 | 09:18 



Tanjug/Mikhail Klimentyev, Sputnik, Kremlin Pool Photo via AP, File 

The decree is about solving the future of Transnistria - a separatist region 
that borders Ukraine and where Russia keeps troops. 

The decree, which included a Moldovan component, outlined Russia's foreign 
policy 11 years ago that assumed Moscow's closer relations with the EU and the 
US. 

However, an order has now been issued canceling the 2012 document, which was 
published on the Kremlin's website and states that the decision was made to 
"ensure Russia's national interests in connection with the profound changes 
taking place in international relations," Index.hr claims. 

The Moldovan president of the joint control commission in the security zone 
around Transnistria, Alexandru Flenchea, reacted immediately, saying that the 
cancellation does not mean that Putin is abandoning the notion of Moldovan 
sovereignty. 

"The decree is a political document that implements the concept of Russia's 
foreign policy," Flenchea told Publika-TV. "Moldova and Russia have a 
fundamental political agreement that foresees mutual respect for the 
territorial integrity of our countries." 

The Kremlin, however, announced that Russia's relations with Moldova, which 
last week approved a new pro-Western prime minister who promised to try to join 
the country to the EU, are very tense. Moscow has also accused Moldova of 
pursuing an anti-Russian agenda. 

By the way, in a decree from 2012, Russia undertook to search for a way to 
solve the separatist issue "on the basis of respect for the sovereignty, 
territorial integrity and neutral status of the Republic of Moldova in 
determining the special status of Transnistria".

 

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