Transdniestria Rejects EU's €60 Million Gas Offer, Opts for Russian Funds

Moldova's breakaway region Transdniestria has turned down an EU offer of €60 million intended for gas purchases. Instead, it has chosen to rely on Russian financial support to secure its gas supplies. This decision was confirmed by Moldova's government spokesperson, Daniel Voda, on Monday.

Moldova's separatist region Transdniestria declined a significant financial offer from the European Union amounting to €60 million, targeted at boosting its gas procurement capabilities, government sources revealed on Monday.

Moldovan government spokesperson Daniel Voda announced that Transdniestria rejected the EU's offer, opting instead to secure funding from Russia for its gas needs.

The decision underscores Transdniestria's continued preference for maintaining its reliance on Russian resources, highlighting geopolitical tensions and regional alignments.