Kozak called the actions of the former authorities of Moldova "frankly criminal"
The special representative of the RF President on the development of economic relations with Moldova Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak called "blatantly criminal" actions of the forces that were in Power in Chisinau.
The special representative of the RF President on the development of economic relations with Moldova Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak called "blatantly criminal" actions of the forces that were in Power in Chisinau.
As Kozak said, such actions become "obvious proof" position of the Russian capital About the need to improve the political situation in Moldova.
According to Deputy Prime Minister, "the attempts of the ruling, so-called Democratic Party of Moldova, to present the political process of the last week Russia's desire to conclude a separate agreement with the democratic party" - attempts to wishful thinking.
"(The democratic leader Vladimir) plahotniuc and the truth offered to sign a secret Treaty of the socialist Party with the democratic party with the obligations of the latter diametrically replace the foreign policy vector of Moldova from the West to the East. As we know, these proposals were fundamentally rejected ", - noted Kozak.
As explained Vice-the Prime Minister, historical experience shows that any secret agreement has been steadily lead to disaster.
The Pro-Russian Party of socialists of Moldova President Igor Dodon and Pro-European block ACUM created on the first day of the weekend parliamentary coalition. Dodon, after consultations with the parliamentary factions have nominated a candidate for the post of Prime Minister block co-ACUM Maia Sandu. Her candidacy was approved unanimously. The new Cabinet under the leadership of Sandu took the oath of office immediately after the meeting of Parliament.
The Moldovan Parliament also adopted a Declaration Of " captured state ", where it is reported that in the Republic there is widespread corruption, and the oligarchs got total authority over the courts.
The constitutional court of Moldova had declared the actions of Parliament illegal, As the MPs were obliged to do the government before midnight on 7 June, but did not meet the allotted legal act period.
The leader of the democratic party Vladimir plahotniuc called the Parliament a "coup attempt" and said about the fact that the head, Igor Dodon, lost the rule of law.
The administration of the President of Moldova considers that the constitutional court of the country exceeds its range of possibilities. The government will appeal to the ECHR and the Venice Commission with a request to assess the actions of judges and to have an impact.
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