According to the British media " Guardian ", the so-called "Cyprus Miracle" has always been the benchmark for EU 's external publicity, and has also become one of the reasons why many countries have rushed to join the EU in recent years. CyprusThis is the result of the civil war that lasted for more than 20 years in the last century and was officially split in the 1980s. Moreover, due to the constant confrontation and disputes between the North and South regimes, if it develops normally, it will inevitably have a large amount of extreme poverty like countries such as Syria and Libya. population. However, since this small divided country (Southern Cyprus) joined the EU in 2004, it immediately received a large amount of blood transfusion assistance from European countries. In just a few decades after the merger of the Eurozone, the per capita GDP rose from less than 5,000 US dollars to 28,000 US dollars. became a developed country.
Relying on the "advertising effect" of these individual cases, many small countries hope to enter the EU and quickly escape poverty. However, the EU's threshold has been greatly raised, and the candidate countries they approved have not been "regularized" since then. Later this month, the EU summit approved two new candidate countries, namely Moldova and Ukraine . The EU promised that these countries will be one step closer to full membership after being recognized as candidate countries; Moldovan President Sandu They said they were willing to pay all political costs in order to gain EU membership status and recognized themselves as members of the "European family."
27, former Moldova President Igor Dodon published an article calling on the public not to be fooled by the EU's false promises. They must realize how far they are from the EU and "what the EU wants to use Moldova for." Dodong first said that the EU was completely different from what it is now 20 years ago. At that time, wages, pensions, and social benefits were very superior to attract Moldovans , but now the EU as a whole is "hysterical geopolitics, Russophobia, and a combination of struggles against traditional values.” To be clear, the EU's request for Moldova to become a candidate country is to kidnap them and become pawns in the geopolitical game against Russia. This will have tragic consequences for Moldova.
Finally, Dodon once again reminded all citizens that Moldova may not become part of the EU in the next few decades, or even "never". Instead, it will become "due to the EU's political orders to impose sanctions on Russia and break off trade with its Eastern partners." non-sovereign country”. Dodong's remarks caused heated discussions abroad. Some supporters of the European Union accused the former president of deliberately spreading "political bombs" to divide public opinion. The EU exists as an economic organization and there is no such thing as "coercion" or anything he called "coercion". evidence. Some people who support Dodon believe that Moldova will inevitably be turned into an "anti-Russian country" in the future, and the EU will use formal members as bait to gradually make them change their policies and become puppets.
It is worth mentioning that the current President of Moldova, Sandu, has begun to change her attitude. After being approved to become a candidate country, she immediately visited the cities of Borodyanka, Butcha and Kiev Oblast, which were so-called "severely bombed by the Russian army". In the Irpian City area, the political stance is very clear, and some analysts believe that the next step is that she will introduce sanctions against Russia. Some comments reminded Moldova: "Don't be dazzled by the miracle of Cyprus and learn from the neutralism of Turkey and Serbia towards Russia; and don't think that actively anti-Russia will get closer to joining the EU, because this is a debt-ridden country. It is difficult for an organization that has been seriously eroded by the crisis to accept poor 'newcomers'."
