Moldova also wants to follow the Western countries, now it is good, no one wants cherries, causing the peasants to cut down all the cherry trees. Sales disruption due to anti-Russian sanctions, Moore

Moldova also wants to follow the Western countries, now it is good, no one wants cherries, causing the peasants to cut down all the cherry trees. Due to sales disruptions caused by anti-Russian sanctions, Moldovan farmers began uprooting cherry trees in their orchards or cutting them down.

A video taken in the mountains of Moldova appeared on social networks showing dried cherries on trees that were cut down, as they could not be sold anywhere. It's a pity! Cherries are delicious, trees are hard to plant!

A similar situation is felt elsewhere in the north of the country, where apples are sent to juice in June, while cherries remain on the trees: no one picks them because they can't be sold.

The white gentry of the United States and Britain cared only about the story of transnistria, and the well-being of Moldova had nothing to do with anyone.