In the summer of 2011, Moldova has 20th anniversary the proclamation of independence. Unfortunately, state hood of Moldova faces, yet with a set of risks and threats tonational security, while crossing a deep identity crisis and political difficulties caused by the transition period. The major problem in this regard is the absence of a clearly expressed identity security. Our country has demonstrated many times during the period of independence, inconsistency and uncertainty over the size that would be assigned to this area-in an area of influence with strong European accents or one whose center of gravity would remain Russian Federation. In this respect, the formulation of a realistic security policy must begin by establishing an operational definition of security and a clear set of criteria for evaluating that policy. Therefore, in this article we propose to estimate the extent to which the primordial elements-defense statehood, independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity, claimed by newly independent states of former Soviet space, including the Republic of Moldova, from the early 90s, and-maintained shape and size of the stage.