Another Ukraine appeared, the pro-American faction won an overwhelming victory, and Putin was immediately disarmed.

According to The Paper, another Ukraine has appeared. In the presidential election of Moldova, the pro-American representative Sandu won an overwhelming victory. The current pro-Russian leader Doton suffered a disastrous defeat, and the country's future policy direction will change. After Sandu's victory, Putin gave Putin a disarm. She asked the peacekeepers sent by Russia to leave the German-Zuo area of ​​the country and be managed by them. But how can Russia easily withdraw its troops? The German-Left area where the peacekeeping forces are stationed is full of disputes. If it weren't for Russia's oppression, the conflict might break out again.

Russian peacekeeping forces should withdraw from Moroccan territory

Sandu is behind the pro-American forces, so her coming to power is very detrimental to Russia. The voting results showed that her total votes accounted for close to 60%, which was an overwhelming victory. Sandu had just won the election, and he could not wait to fire on Russia before he took over. Her first policy pointed to the most sensitive territorial issue, a disputed territory along the Transnistria, referred to as the De Zuo region. The region began to become independent in the 1990s, and Moldova naturally refused to give up its own land. As a result, fierce military conflict broke out between the two sides, which finally ended under the mediation of Russia.

Russia sent peacekeeping troops to the area and completely suppressed the conflict, but Moldova also lost control of this area. Russia is the most effective speaker in the German-Left region. Sandu was obviously dissatisfied with the status quo. She wanted to regain control of this area and drive all the Russian troops away. However, Russia has been stationed in this land for several decades, and there are still 200,000 ethnic Russians living here. It can be said that the German-Left region has been deeply marked by Russia. Since Sandu made this request, it shows that she will not give up. Although knowing that the possibility of success is small, she will not give up easily.

Russia’s statement on this requirement is also very clear, which is unrealistic. The Russian Foreign Minister stated that the peacekeeping force they sent was in line with the OSCE agreement, and the Moldovan government at the time also agreed to this agreement. The presence of the Russian army brought peace to the region and prevented potential violent conflict. What's more, Russia has more than one local army stationed there, and another army is guarding a local Soviet ammunition depot. The ammunition storehouse stores a lot of lethal equipment. Moldova’s country is too small and its military strength is about zero compared to Russia, and it has no ability to defend it.

The outside world was deeply impressed by Moldova’s dismantling to Russia, and the country’s behavior was very similar to that of Ukraine. The original Ukraine was also governed by pro-Russian factions. Russia-Ukraine relations were friendly, but the good times did not last long. The intervention of the United States and other Western powers caused Ukraine to quickly fall to the United States, and the new regime immediately attacked Russia. Russia did not stand still, and quickly regained the Crimea region, and the two countries fell into total confrontation. Will Russia-Morocco relations in the future become like this? From Sandu's attitude, it is really possible.

The big trouble for the Russian government is coming

From the above analysis, the big trouble for the Russian government is probably coming. Moldova is a small country, and he can't shake Russia by his own power alone. This is also an important reason for Russia's full confidence. If Sandu’s policy does not have enough strength to support it, it is just a castle in the air, which will not cause any harm to Russia. But the question is, what if the Western forces that support them in their backs end up personally and provide military assistance to the country.

If the above assumptions really happen, Russia will have to be more vigilant and deal with it carefully. Western countries engage in secret infiltration and there are many means to subvert the regime of other countries, and it may not be possible that the war in the region will reignite. Russia has enough things to worry about at the moment. They have to recover their weak economy and deal with aggressive NATO forces. If they add a regional conflict, they are really too busy.