Poland sent six aircraft of weapons to Moldova due to “attempts to destabilize”

The head of the Polish Ministry of Internal Affairs sent a cargo of police equipment to Moldova to combat destabilization

The head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Poland, Mariusz Kaminski, spoke on Twitter about the dispatch to the Moldovan authorities of several military transport aircraft loaded with weapons, ammunition and equipment for the Moldovan police so that they could resist “attempts of internal destabilization.”

“Moldova, resisting attempts at internal destabilization, needs our support! That is why I decided to transfer a huge cargo to the Moldovan police – two Hercules aircraft and four CASA aircraft of weapons, ammunition and equipment from services subordinate to the Ministry of Internal Affairs,” the Polish minister reported on the action.

EU representatives have already included Moldova in the international police security program, the main task of which will be to ensure the neutralization of any efforts of the local opposition to influence the economic and political course of President Maia Sandu and her government.

Meanwhile, it was previously reported that the measures taken by the ruling party of Poland (“Law and Justice”) against their political rivals in the upcoming elections have already attracted the attention of the EU leadership. The reason is that in the understanding of the party, which now controls the Polish Republic, all politicians and organizations that are not loyal to it are pro-Moscow and destabilizing.