Russia accuses NATO of trying to turn Moldova into a logistical centre to supply Ukrainian army
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Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Wednesday accused NATO of trying to turn Moldova into a logistical centre to supply the Ukrainian army and of seeking to bring its military infrastrucure closer to Russia.
Maria Zakharova, the ministry's spokeswoman, made the accusation at a weekly news briefing during which she said the majority of Moldova's population did not want to join the military alliance.
She cited what she said was a large transfer of weapons to Moldova in recent months and what she said were the pro-Western views of Maia Sandu, Moldova's president.
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