Ilan Shor, convicted of stealing from the banking system, calls Moldovans to protest, promising financial compensation. Authorities warn of risks.
Adrian Rusu
Republic of Moldova
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Ilan Shor, a refugee in Russia convicted of involvement in the theft of a billion dollars in Moldova, has called for protests, promising a monthly salary of 3,000 dollars for supporters. Moldovan authorities consider his message an incitement to crime and have warned citizens of the risks of participating. The actions are seen as part of an attempt to destabilize the pro-European government amid accusations of Russian interference in Moldova's domestic politics.
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