Moldova's former president accused Sandu of creating a group to overthrow Lukashenko
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President Dmitri Peskov's spokesperson stated that there was no information on the formation of a special group in Moldova's parliament to overthrow President Alexander Lukashenka of Belarus. The Kremlin official commented on recent comments by opposition Moldovan politicians, TASS conveys. Journalists asked about Moscow's position on a possible anti-Belarusn coalition in Chishinev. "No, we don't know anything about this. I, frankly, never heard…
Moldova's former president accused Sandu of creating a group to overthrow Lukashenko
Former Moldovan President Igor Dodon, who now leads the country's largest opposition force, the Party of Socialists, issued a statement. He said that current President Maia Sandu and her ruling Party of Action and...
Former Moldovan President Igor Dodon, who is now leading the country's largest opposition, the Socialist Party, made a statement, and he said that the current President, Maya Sandou, along with his ruling Action and Solidarity Party (PSP), is gathering a special group in Parliament.
Igor Dodon, a pro-Russian politician, President of the Socialist Party, former President of Moldova and friend of Lukashenko, accused Moldova's President, Maya Sanda, of forming a group in Parliament "to overthrow Lukashenko." Under the "to overthrow" group, Dodon means the establishment of a parliamentary group called "For Democratic Belarus." The formation of the group was announced in July 2026, and the voting is to take place today, [...]
The Kremlin is not aware of the alleged establishment in Moldova of a parliamentary group "to overthrow" President Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus, as announced by Russian President Dmitry Peskov's press secretary.
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