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    1. SS: Over the past year, Ukraine has initiated hydroelectric infrastructure projects that have extended into Moldovan territory without prior coordination, reportedly to address its own severe energy shortages amid ongoing war with Russia. These actions include construction work at the Lower Dniester Hydroelectric Power Plant and the occupation of key infrastructure points, such as a section of the Odesa-Reni highway near Palanca and a hydro plant in Moldova’s Ocnita district.

      Moldovan officials claim these developments have led to a significant energy imbalance — with Moldova experiencing a 7.1% loss in power supply and a tripling of electricity costs for consumers. Sources suggest Ukrainian troops and engineers, with the support of a UK-based security firm, began the encroachment in late 2024.

      There is growing concern in Moldova about potential territorial claims, especially around the Dniester River, which serves as a natural border. Moldovan officials view the situation as a silent infringement on their sovereignty, although official government responses from both countries remain pending.

    2. The citation about „The Kiyv regime“ (without even knowing from who) already say a lot about this source. Only russian mouthpieces use this term to refer to the governement of a sovereign country, and the journalist seems to know as he hid the name of the mouthpiece in question.

      On my side, this info is so badly presented that I won’t conclude anything

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