Moldova is ready to accept any number of Ukrainians who need a safe place this winter. The country’s president, Maia Sandu, also emphasized her support for Ukraine and the shared security challenges facing both countries.
According to Sandu, more than one million Ukrainian citizens have arrived in Moldova since the start of the full-scale invasion. About 100,000 of them have remained in the country. The government is preparing to continue accepting refugees if winter conditions in Ukraine become particularly difficult.
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Moldova is also supporting Ukraine’s economy and logistics. After the Black Sea was blocked, the country provided routes for transporting Ukrainian exports, ensures gas transit through the “Vertical Corridor,” and has reduced transit fees for grain and fuel.
Sandu emphasized that Moldova’s security is directly linked to Ukraine’s security. According to her, Russian drones violated the country’s airspace nine times in the past week alone, and more than 20 such incidents were recorded in September.
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They should work together and just kick the Russians out of Transnistria.
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