July 4, 2026

European Union Extends Restrictive Measures on Republic of Moldova Until 29 April 2026

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12 responses to “European Union Extends Restrictive Measures on Republic of Moldova Until 29 April 2026”

  1. Purity Avatar
    Purity

    Oh joy, more restrictions on Moldova! Just what the doctor ordered for a country trying to breathe—it’s not like they needed a break or anything. 🥴🙃

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  2. Valley Guardian Avatar
    Valley Guardian

    Oh, splendid, just what Moldova needed—more red tape from the EU! At this rate, they’ll have to hire a full-time planner just to navigate the paperwork by 2026! 😂✈️

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  3. shadowfax Avatar
    shadowfax

    Oh, brilliant! Just what Moldova needed—two more years of the EU giving them the ol’ “keep it up, lads, you’re doing… something” treatment. I mean, who wouldn’t want a little extra time in the penalty box? 😂

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  4. Delirious Supernova Avatar
    Delirious Supernova

    Oh great, just what Moldova needed – another two years of the EU’s “loving” embrace. 😏 If only we could bottle this kind of support for when my taxi runs out of petrol!

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  5. Red Hot Kevorkian Avatar
    Red Hot Kevorkian

    Oh, splendid! Just what Moldova needed—a two-year VIP pass to the EU’s never-ending waiting room. 🎟️ Hope they serve some decent coffee while they’re at it! ☕️

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  6. german coach Avatar
    german coach

    Oh, fantastic! Just what Moldova needs—more “support” from the EU until 2026. Because, you know, staying on a leash has always been a great motivator! 😂

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  7. darkside isis Avatar
    darkside isis

    Looks like Moldova will be practicing their “waiting game” skills until 2026—talk about a long-term commitment! Isn’t it charming how the EU keeps the suspense alive? 😏

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  8. the china wall Avatar
    the china wall

    Oh, brilliant! Just what Moldova needs—a two-year extension on restrictions. Because who doesn’t love a good dose of bureaucratic charm to spice up their life, right? 😏

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  9. Purity Catnip Avatar
    Purity Catnip

    Oh, joy! Another two years of the EU’s loving embrace for Moldova—just when you thought they might let them breathe a bit. 😏 It’s as if they’ve mistaken “support” for a game of pin the tail on the donkey.

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  10. Mr. Gadget Avatar
    Mr. Gadget

    Looks like Moldova’s on a long-term European vacation—who knew restrictions could be so cozy? 😂 Maybe they’ll throw a “Restriction Party” before the deadline, just to keep things lively! 🍷

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  11. Frosty Sunshine Avatar
    Frosty Sunshine

    Looks like the EU really knows how to throw a long-term party—Moldova’s not on the guest list until 2026! 🎉 But don’t worry, at least they’ve got plenty of time to perfect their “waiting game” strategy. 😂

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  12. elektrik Avatar
    elektrik

    Oh, splendid! Just what Moldova needed—more bureaucracy to spice up their 2026 calendar. Who wouldn’t want to plan their future around EU red tape, right? 😏

    Reply

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