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Russian Ambassador Recognized the Possibility of Flying Russian Drones over Moldova

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Ambassador of the Russian Federation recognized the possibility of flying Russian drones over Moldova Oleg Ozerov did not rule out that drones over Moldova

could be Russian, but said: the country is not a target. From 2022 recorded 81 violations.

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Ambassador of the Russian Federation recognized the possibility of flying Russian drones over Moldova Oleg Ozerov did not rule out that drones over Moldova <p>could be Russian, but said: the country is not a target. From 2022 recorded 81 violations.</p>

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Russia's approved ambassador to the Republic of Moldova, Oleg Ozerov, does not rule out that some of the drones flying or exploding on the territory of the Republic of Moldova could be Russian. The statement was made to Sor TV in Soroca, where he attended the Ethnic Festival.

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Russia's approved ambassador to Chisinau, Oleg Ozerov, no longer denies that some of the drones that illegally overfly the air space of the Republic of Moldova are Russians. Thus, Oleg Ozerov admits, for the first time, that flying aircraft found on the territory of our country, some after explosions produced near the localities, were launched by the Russian Federation.

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The Ambassador of the Russian Federation to the Republic of Moldova, Oleg Ozerov, does not rule out that "some of the drones that overfly the territory of the Republic of Moldova could be Russian. However, he claims that the target of Russia is not the Republic of Moldova, but Ukraine. The statements were made for Soroca TV. Ozerov states that, so far, no clear evidence has been presented that [...] Article Oleg Ozerov, about the drones that ove…

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The Russian Ambassador in Moldova, Oleg Ozerov, acknowledged that the drones flying over Moldova could be Russian. As the Lakes said to Soroca TV, Russia's goal is Ukraine, not Moldova. "First, no one has yet proved to us that these are Russian drones. (...) Secondly, yes, we do not rule out or deny that any of these drones could be Russian.

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