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Dodon, the Former Pro-Russian President of the Republic of Moldova, Went to Moscow to Justify Putin's Drone Attacks

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Igor Dodon, the former pro-Russian president of the Republic of Moldova, launches new accusations from Moscow against the authorities of Chisinau. During an interview with representatives of parties supporting Putin's regime, Dodon said that the Republic of Moldova would be used for the arms transit to Ukraine, broadcasts TVRMoldova.

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Igor Dodon, the former pro-Russian president of the Republic of Moldova, launches new accusations from Moscow against the authorities of Chisinau. During an interview with representatives of parties supporting Putin's regime, Dodon said that the Republic of Moldova would be used for the arms transit to Ukraine, broadcasts TVRMoldova.

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Igor Dodon launches new accusations against authorities in Chisinau from Moscow. During an interview with representatives of parties supporting Putin's regime, Dodon said that the Republic of Moldova would be used for the arms transit to Ukraine. He did not present evidence, and the authorities accuse him of promoting Kremlin's messages and demand that his statements be brought to the attention of the institutions of law.

Former President Igor Dodon and a group of Socialist MPs met in Moscow with Ruslan Tatarinov, vice president of the Russian party "Just Russia". According to his official biography, Tatarinov fought in the war against Ukraine from 2022 until February 2025.

The Liberal Party (PL) asks the Information and Security Service (SIS) and the Attorney General's Office to verify the visit of Igor Dodon and the Socialists' Deputies to Moscow, held just a few days after the secret meeting of the Parliament on the National Army. The reaction comes while the PSRM leader published photos from meetings with representatives of the Russian party

Representatives of the Socialist Party of Moldova, led by Igor Dodon, met in Moscow with representatives of the Justice Russia Party, including the deputy party Ruslan Tararov, who had been involved in Russia's war against Ukraine for almost three years.Tatarov regretted the position of the Moldovan leadership "aiming to further distance itself from Russia even at the level of trade relations." The Liberal Party of Moldova asked the IRB and the …

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