The police in Moldova warns about possible illegal protests planned after midnight.
Sanziana Georgescu
Republic of Moldova
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The National Police of the Republic of Moldova has announced that it holds information about groups intending to organize disturbances in the capital during a protest scheduled for tomorrow. The law enforcement forces emphasize that they will not allow any violation of the law and that the organizers of the event are responsible for its conduct. The police urges citizens to be responsible and to avoid involvement in illegal actions, warning about the criminal risks.
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