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The Ministry of Internal Affairs warns that false documents have appeared regarding the modification of the duration of studies at police schools, asking the population not to distribute them.

Matei Gaginsky
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25 February 2026, 16:39
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The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MAI) issued a warning on Wednesday, signaling the appearance of false documents in the public space regarding the modification of the duration of studies at police agent and non-commissioned officer schools.


MAI emphasized that the information and documents in question are completely false and requested citizens not to share them on social networks. Through a post on its official Facebook page, the ministry urged the population to be vigilant and not to contribute to the spread of these erroneous messages, highlighting the importance of accurate information.

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Atenție! MAI dezminte un fake news: „Vă rugăm să nu distribuiţi aceste mesaje”. Ce documente false circulă pe internet
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MAI atrage atenția asupra unui fake-news: „Au apărut documente despre modificarea duratei studiilor la școlile de poliție”
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Avertismentul MAI, se propagă un fake-news: "Au apărut documente despre modificarea duratei studiilor la școlile de poliție"

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