Moldova ambassador said defense forces are prepared, but told Fox News that the country does not face an "imminent threat" from Russia.
We are very concerned." "We are very vigilant. "But roughly … 55,000 people [are] staying in Moldova." As of today, it seems that we are not a target." "The country is prepared [for] any kind of scenarios, including the very worst-case scenario," Ambassador Eugen Caras told Fox News in an exclusive interview. "We are very concerned with this situation.
Ukrainian refugees are flooding into Moldova, which fears it could be next in line for Russian military aggression.
Save 50% for your first 3 months of access to leading business news and insight across our digital platforms. This article is for subscribers only. Moldova’s ambassador to the US said he hoped Australia would help take Ukrainian refugees flooding into his country since the Russian invasion and has offered to suspend its no fly-zone to allow an Australian plane to land.