The police in Moldova detained 74 people and conducted over 250 searches as part of an investigation into plots supported by Russia before the elections.
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During coordinated raids by the Police of the Republic of Moldova, 74 people were detained in connection with a plot supported by Russia, aimed at causing unrest before the elections on Sunday. The actions, carried out with the support of special units, target over 100 suspects from across the country. President Maia Sandu warned about the threats to Moldova's sovereignty, while Igor Dodon, the former president, criticized the raids, considering them an attempt at intimidation.
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Republica Moldova: 74 de persoane reținute într-un dosar de destabilizare coordonată din Rusia
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R. Moldova: 74 de persoane reţinute în urma a 250 de percheziţii. Ar fi fost instruite în Serbia pentru dezordini, la indicaţia Rusiei
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