PD and PLDM reaction at the initiative of liberals on „Dodon's dismissal”

NATO Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg, urged Russia to abandon the recognition of the "independence" of Abkhazia and South Ossetia and to withdraw its troops from Georgia. NATO chief made the statement today during a conference in Brussels, transmits "112Ukraina", quoted by Pagina de Rusia. However, the NATO official did not say anything about the Russian troops in Transnistria, notes the former Minister of Defense - Anatol Salaru. Deschide stirea

The Democratic Party doesn't hurry to sign the initiative of the Liberal Party of the referendum's organization on the dismissal of the president. According to a statement of the party, Democrats expect arguments, and in the case of violations are ready to inform the Constitutional Court. Also, the President of the Liberal Democratic Party, Viorel Cibotaru argues that PL initiative is a selfish and populist movement. Deschide stirea

Defense Minister, Anatol Salaru claims that the real reason of the Political Bureau of the Liberal Party withdrew yesterday his political support would be that the politician asked a pertinent analysis of the outcome of the presidential elections and why the Liberal Party has not reached even 2%. Salaru added that, most likely, Mihai Ghimpu is affected by his successes and is afraid he will lose the position of party chairman. Deschide stirea

One of the reasons why the Liberal Party leader, Mihai Ghimpu, asked for to be withdrawn the political support of Defense Minister, Anatoly Salaru, was the support of the last mentioned for the common candidate in the presidential election Maia Sandu. At least this emerges from an audio recording, which apparently was made yesterday, at the meeting of the Political Bureau of PL. Deschide stirea

President of the Liberal Party, Mihai Ghimpu, asked the PM Pavel Filip to submit a request of withdrawal of the Minister of Defence, Anatol Salaru, from the position of Minister of Defence. Deschide stirea

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