Moldova. A Portrait of Uncertainty

What will the world map look like as a result of Russia’s war against Ukraine?

Today, Moldova is home to the largest number of refugees per capita in Europe, but tomorrow it may be the next country invaded by Russia.
Moldova is divided between pro-Europeans and pro-Russians. This dichotomy generates great uncertainty. Within the Moldovan territory, exists a de facto pro-Russian state, where a high percentage of the population shows strong Soviet sentiment: Transnistria.
The peculiarity of this country would facilitate a Russian occupation. Transnistria has more than 1,500 Russian troops on its borders.

This is a portrait of a country that sees its economic and borderline fragility flatten Putin's Russification. Moldova is one of the poorest and most unknown countries in Europe.