NewsZelensky warns of Russia's threat to former Soviet states
Zelensky warns of Russia's threat to former Soviet states
Zelensky's comments were in part referencing a recent plea for aid from deputies in Transnistria, a breakaway region, who appealed to Russia for "protection" against what they describe as mounting pressure from Moldova.
"Russia learns from its errors made in Ukrainian territory. Given any respite or opportunity, it will not only destabilize the West but will attack those states where success is more readily achievable – namely, smaller countries," Zelensky shared in a statement on Wednesday.
He underscored his conviction that this threat looms large over the Baltic states, Moldova, and the Balkans – areas historically within the Soviet sphere of influence.
Zelensky's Visit to Tirana
During his participation in the "Ukraine - Southeast Europe" summit in Tirana on Wednesday, President Zelensky engaged in discussions with Albania's Prime Minister, Edi Rama. Their dialogue focused on potential collaborations in weapon manufacturing and establishing a security agreement, culminating in signing a treaty on friendship and cooperation between Ukraine and Albania.
