President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, stated that solidarity with Romania and peace in their countries were the central message of Friday's meeting with interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan.
The leader in Chisinau believes that the drone attack in Galati represents 'a serious violation of Romanian airspace', which 'constitutes further evidence of the terrible effects of Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine on the entire region', agerpres reports.
'We are all thinking of those who suffered as a result of the attack by a Russian drone on a residential block in Galati. This serious violation of Romanian airspace constitutes further evidence of the terrible effects of Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine on the entire region. The attacks and the drones are a direct consequence of the war - a war that destroys lives, affects regional security and endangers peace throughout our region. We all want to live in safety, without explosions, without drones and without fear. The truth must be stated clearly: Russia is the one that has brought the war closer to our homes. In an increasingly difficult context, it is essential for the Republic of Moldova and Romania to continue strengthening their cooperation for peace,' Maia Sandu wrote on Facebook.
Sandu and Bolojan jointly attended a debate on administrative matters held in front of the Government headquarters, after which the two held talks at the Presidency headquarters.
Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan is on a visit to the Republic of Moldova on Friday, where he is also scheduled to meet the head of the government in Chisinau, Alexandru Munteanu.
