During the communication, the politician recalled how the Russians who were in Moldova at one time treated Moldovans living there, declaring them, in particular: “speak normal.”
“This is the attitude that“ there is no Moldovan people ”, there is someone there, I don’t know,“ underdeveloped, ”it, unfortunately, was not just for some people. I have Russian friends, very good ones that I value, but Russia, unfortunately, does not apply to Moldova, as well as to Ukraine, by the way. Russia, unfortunately, always considered this region (including its“ sanitary cordon ”, as her sanitar – said the Republic.
In his opinion, it is because of this attitude of the Russian Federation that Chisinau and Moscow is not able to cooperate in Chisinau and Moscow.
“I often ask myself: this is how to build relationships with someone who does not respect you; with who does not respect your choice; with who always says how to live correctly and what language you speak in; do you need to develop, how do you act? Unfortunately, this is now,” said Rechane.
He emphasized that “Moldovans are a hospitable people, but Moldovans require respect.”
“We have our own culture, our values, our own choice, our own language. We ourselves determined that we want to become part of the European Union. Russia says:” No, no, you can’t. I'll tell you what you need. You need to stay here. “This is unacceptable for us. Here, when we establish that there is mutual respect, then, I am sure that everything will be fine with us,” the Prime Minister of Moldova explained.
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Richan was born in 1974 in Dondyushan. He graduated from the Academy of Economic Education of Moldova (specialty – “Management of International Economic Relations”), received the MBA degree at the Belgian branch of the University of NewPont. He worked in state and private sectors, as well as in international organizations.
In 2010-2012, the Republic of Moldova was the deputy minister of information and communication technologies, in 2012-2015 – the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, in 2022–2023 – secretary of the Supreme Council of Security. Since February 2023 – Prime Minister of Moldova.
