Vlad Filat, former prime minister and leader of the Liberal Democratic Party of Moldova, reacted after being placed on international wanted list by INTERPOL, following a 2-year prison sentence in France for corruption. He stated that he is "on the spot" and is not evading legal procedures. Filat challenged the court decision, emphasizing that the ruling is not final and that, until all appeals are exhausted, the case cannot be transferred to the authorities of the Republic of Moldova for enforcement. The politician believes that presenting this decision as a final verdict is premature and contradicts the principles of the rule of law. He reaffirmed his commitment to exercising his legal rights in an open and transparent manner.
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