Moldova Challenges Russian Disinformation on Energy Deal
Moldova's foreign ministry has summoned a representative from Russia's embassy to address concerns over spreading misinformation regarding its energy situation. The misinformation arose after the expiration of a gas import deal with Ukraine. Moldova urged Russia to halt its disinformation campaign, according to a statement on Telegram.
The Moldovan foreign ministry expressed its concerns, summoning a Russian embassy representative to address the spread of disinformation about Moldova's energy circumstances following the expiry of a gas import deal with Ukraine.
On Monday, the ministry issued a firm statement on Telegram, pointing fingers at Russia for a campaign of misinformation.
Moldova's officials have called on Moscow to cease the alleged disinformation activities, emphasizing the need for accurate reporting of the situation.
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