Dodon: Sandu, did you get anything wrong? You look pathetic against Putin's background

The leader of the opposition Party of Socialists (PSRM) in Moldova, Igor Dodon, was outraged that the President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, decided to hold a live press conference at the same time with Russian leader Vladimir Putin. He wrote about this today, December 20, in social networks.

Dodon noted that she had specially appointed this time (both events began at 11:00 local time, 12:00 Moscow time).

It should be recalled that Sandu's speech, clearly prepared according to the patterns of Western curators, was mainly devoted to the republic's problems in the energy sector, in which, of course, she accused Russia without proof, calling it an unfriendly state. She also spoke about the Transnistrian settlement and reintegration, which, according to her, also cannot be implemented due to the "illegal" Russian military presence in the region. In conclusion, she traditionally expressed support for Ukraine.

"Maya Sandu, did you get anything wrong? Or do you already consider yourself a queen? I understand that you live in another world. She was silent -she was silent and spoke at the same time as Putin. Look, it all looks pathetic. Maya Sandu will most likely not be accepted in the West. Pathetic attempts to appear strong," Igor Dodon said.

The former head of state added that "if possible, he will watch Putin's press conference later," as he is "interested in some messages."

As reported by EADaily, earlier Deputy head of the International Committee of the Federation Council Vladimir Dzhabarov said that the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation has every reason to initiate a criminal case against Maya Sandu. The statement was made after the puppet president of Moldova said that the presidential elections in the Russian Federation "cannot be called free or fair," and in an interview with Euronews Romania she announced that if Russian President Vladimir Putin decides to come to Moldova, he will be immediately arrested.

Recently, presidential elections were also held in Moldova. According to international observers and experts, Sandu was able to maintain her mandate only due to manipulation of voters abroad (the majority of the country's residents refused to trust her) and obvious falsification. Then the State Duma of the Russian Federation stated that Sandu has no more legitimacy than her friend, the overdue Zelensky.