In the wake of a failed coup and the discovery of fake bombs, tensions are high on the border of Moldova and Russia. The Moldovan government has accused Russia of being behind the destabilization efforts, a claim that Russia has denied.

The failed coup attempt took place earlier this week and left two people dead and several others injured. The Moldovan government has arrested several individuals suspected of being involved in the plot, and has called on Russia to stop interfering in Moldovan affairs.

The discovery of fake bombs further escalated tensions between the two countries. The bombs were found in several locations in Moldova, including a shopping center and a government building. The Moldovan government has accused Russia of being behind the hoax, and has called on Russia to take responsibility for its actions.

Russia has denied any involvement in the coup attempt or the fake bombs, and has accused Moldova of using the incidents as a pretext for furthering its own interests. The Russian foreign ministry has called on Moldova to stop the “anti-Russian hysteria” and to engage in constructive dialogue with Russia.

Despite the denials and accusations from both sides, tensions continue to smolder on the border of Moldova and Russia. The international community is closely watching the situation, and is calling on both sides to show restraint and to seek peaceful solutions to their differences.