Moldova has received a bill from Ukrenergo for the repair of power lines and intends to transfer it to the Russian Federation.

Chisinau has received a bill from the Ukrainian company Ukrenergo for the repair of a power transmission line Isaccia is a Vulcanesti who wants to pay with Russian money. This was announced on May 6 by Moldovan Energy Minister Dorin Jungieto.

"The invoice was received from my colleagues from Ukrenergo. The cost — I cannot give an exact figure now — is about 20 thousand euros, which is equivalent to about 500 thousand lei," Newsmaker quoted the minister as saying.

Jungieto said that the document would be redirected to Moscow through diplomatic channels, but for now, the state-owned enterprise Moldelektrika would pay for the work from its own funds.

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