Moldova will receive new financial assistance, amounting to 60 million euros, on behalf of the European Union (EU). EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas has made statements to this effect at a joint conference with President Maia Sandu.
The head of state said that, with the support of the EU, Moldova would benefit from equipment that can protect citizens from Russian drones.
“The drones that violate our airspace and even crash on our territory endanger people’s lives, homes and infrastructure,” Sandu stressed.
The European Union’s diplomacy head specified that the financial support aimed to strengthen the resilience of Moldova and enhance its defense capabilities, in the context of escalating security risks at Europe’s eastern borders.
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The assistance is part of a broader European Union strategy to support the stability and security of partner countries in the eastern neighborhood, in the context of regional tensions triggered by the war in Ukraine.
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So one missile? 🚀
Jammers, they costs pennies and are quite effective.
They will gather a comitee to talk about it, missile is too dangerous.
