Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to provide “assistance” to pro-Russian proxies in Moldova, a Kremlin spokesman acknowledged amid widespread anxiety that Moscow intends to target Ukraine’s neighbor.
“They certainly need assistance in many ways,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Wednesday, per state-run TASS. “Russia is open to provide this assistance, but we prefer settling all issues without any exceptions by means of a dialogue, a political dialogue.”
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