A man from Anenii Noi, accused of recruiting participants for violent actions in Moldova, has been sent to trial. He is also subject to EU sanctions.
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A 50-year-old man from Anenii Noi has been sent to trial for recruiting participants for training in Bosnia and Herzegovina, aimed at organizing mass disorder in the Republic of Moldova. He is accused of involvement in destabilizing actions, including drawing anti-Semitic symbols in France. The training aimed to provoke chaos and violence, using drones and incendiary objects. His case is pending at the Chișinău Court, and organizing mass disorder can lead to sentences of up to 8 years in prison.
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