16 October 11:57

The Serbian president, Aleksandar Vucic, confirmed the presence of three Russians in a secret camp in Serbia, where Moldovans and Romanians were being trained to undermine the elections in Moldova.

Liviu Brăteanu

International

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In a secret camp in Serbia, named Sunčana Reka, between 150 and 170 Moldovan and Romanian citizens were trained to incite disturbances ahead of the elections in the Republic of Moldova. Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić confirmed the presence of three Russians in the camp, which is under investigation following Chișinău's accusations regarding Russia's involvement. Two Serbians have been arrested, and the Moldovan police have detained 74 individuals. Moscow denies any role. Despite the tensions, PAS won the elections, and the incident strains Serbia's relations with the EU, which demands a foreign policy more aligned with the community bloc.

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