If NATO Liaison Office in Moldova’s capital of Chisinau opens in April as planned, it will be closed after the next parliamentary elections, the country’s president Igor Dodon said in an interview with Russia’s Rossiya 24 TV channel, APA reported citing TASS.
"The agreement (on establishing a NATO Liaison Office in Chisinau) was signed and approved by the parliament," Dodon said. "According to the law, NATO is eligible to open its office, but I have warned them that if they rush and open it this year, then we will close it down next year, after the parliamentary elections."
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