Moldova Will Strengthen Cooperation with the EU, Says Vasile Tofan: "We Are a Small Country, but with Strong Partners We Can Be Much safer."
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The European Union will provide Moldova with additional expertise and equipment to strengthen security and defence, as Prime Minister Vasile Tofan reported on 6 October, following a meeting in Brussels with the Vice-Chairman of the European Commission, Kay Callas. The Prime Minister noted the increased incidents involving drones and stressed that the neutrality of Moldova does not mean a lack of capacity to defend itself.
The Republic of Moldova and the European Union will strengthen their cooperation in the field of security and defence, including to increase the country's capacity to deal with the threats posed by drones. The topic was discussed by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan with the head of European diplomacy, Kaja Kallas, within the Association Council of the Republic of Moldova-European Union, held in Brussels.
Moldova and the European Union will strengthen their capabilities to combat the danger of drones. The subject was discussed by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan with the head of European diplomacy, Kaja Kallas. The Prime Minister announced, after meeting with the official, that drone incidents are becoming more and more serious, and Moldova's security "is no longer an abstract topic." "The Republic of Moldova is a [...] Article "We will strengthen coo…
The increasingly frequent incidents with drones, in the background of Russia's war against Ukraine, show that the security of the Republic of Moldova can no longer be treated as an abstract topic, said Prime Minister Vasile Tofan. At the time in Brussels, he discussed with the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaja Kallas, about the current risks and [...] The post-Republic of Moldova will strengthen cooperation wit…
The European Union (EU) will help Moldova to increase its security, in the context of the increasingly frequent violations of airspace by Russian drones and missiles. The High Representative of the EU for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaja Kallas, describes the violations of the airspace of the Republic of Moldova as "unacceptable" and announces the continuation of European support for the modernisation of defence capabilities.
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