Minister Nosatii, in Parliament: We started from an underfunded and poorly equipped army

The Minister of Defense, Anatolie Nosatii, maintains that when he took over the leadership of the institution, the army was underfunded and poorly equipped, but in recent years significant steps have been taken towards its modernization and strengthening. The statement was made at the Parliament session, where today the simple motion submitted by the opposition against the policies promoted in the field of national defense and the assurance of military security is being debated, reports IPN.

The motion also targets cases of death among military personnel and measures adopted by authorities to prevent such tragedies.

“You have summoned me through a motion to address one of the most painful subjects – the death among conscript and contract soldiers. From the main forum of the country, I want to convey my entire compassion to the families of the soldiers. Respect for the life of soldiers is a constant priority. Every life lost represents a tragedy, a tragedy for our system as well. The institutions analyze each case with utmost responsibility”, mentioned Minister Nosatii.

The official stated that he will personally monitor the intensification of psychological support activities for the military and will strengthen collaboration with competent institutions to prevent such cases.

According to the data presented by the minister in Parliament, between 1996 and 2026, 113 deaths were recorded among the soldiers of the National Army. Out of these, 27 were cases of suicide: 10 among contract soldiers, of which three occurred during service, and 17 among conscript soldiers, of which 11 occurred during service. The remaining 86 deaths were caused by illnesses or accidents.



A thousand decisions regarding the voluntary amalgamation of town halls have been adopted, and 70% of local administrations are involved in the process. The statement was made on Tuesday by the acting Secretary General of the Government, Alexei Buzu, during a Parliament session, where the governance program proposed by the designated Prime Minister Vasile Tofan is presented, reports IPN.

According to Alexei Buzu, the administrative-territorial consolidation is progressing, and this week another 50 municipalities are set to complete the voluntary amalgamation procedures. He specified that July 31 is the deadline for local councils to adopt decisions, after which the Government will initiate the normative amalgamation.

In turn, the appointed Prime Minister Vasile Tofan mentioned that the administrative-territorial reform is a complex one and its implementation will be a challenge for the future executive. “I do not want to diminish the challenges that the Government will face in order to successfully complete this reform, so that it can achieve all its goals and make people’s lives better”, stated the appointed Prime Minister.

He also said that the authorities must take into account the constitutional provisions and promised consultations regarding the future of the second level of local public administration.

During the Parliament session, Vasile Tofan requests a vote of confidence for the government program and the team of cabinet ministers.

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Minister Nosatii, in Parliament: We started from an underfunded and poorly equipped army

The Minister of Defense, Anatolie Nosatii, maintains that when he took over the leadership of the institution, the army was underfunded and poorly equipped, but in recent years significant steps have been taken towards its modernization and strengthening. The statement was made at the Parliament session, where today the simple motion submitted by the opposition against the policies promoted in the field of national defense and the assurance of military security is being debated, reports IPN.

The motion also targets cases of death among military personnel and measures adopted by authorities to prevent such tragedies.

“You have summoned me through a motion to address one of the most painful subjects – the death among conscript and contract soldiers. From the main forum of the country, I want to convey my entire compassion to the families of the soldiers. Respect for the life of soldiers is a constant priority. Every life lost represents a tragedy, a tragedy for our system as well. The institutions analyze each case with utmost responsibility”, mentioned Minister Nosatii.

The official stated that he will personally monitor the intensification of psychological support activities for the military and will strengthen collaboration with competent institutions to prevent such cases.

According to the data presented by the minister in Parliament, between 1996 and 2026, 113 deaths were recorded among the soldiers of the National Army. Out of these, 27 were cases of suicide: 10 among contract soldiers, of which three occurred during service, and 17 among conscript soldiers, of which 11 occurred during service. The remaining 86 deaths were caused by illnesses or accidents.


A bus on the Comrat-Chirsova route crashed into a tree, after the driver reportedly fell ill at the wheel. The 67-year-old driver was taken to the hospital, while the two passengers on the bus were not injured.

Contacted by IPN, the press officer of the General Inspectorate of Police, Mariana Betivu, stated that the accident occurred on Tuesday morning, after the driver reportedly lost consciousness while driving. The man was transported to the district hospital in Comrat, and the alcohol test showed that he had not consumed alcohol.

According to the police, the two passengers in the bus at the time of the impact did not suffer injuries. Law enforcement continues investigations to establish all the circumstances in which the accident occurred.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025