US EditionRussia condemns detention of Moldova's pro-Russian Gagauz leader
- Russia criticized the arrest of Eugenia Gutul, leader of Moldova's Gagauz ethnic minority, as a blatant example of police state tactics against opponents of President Maia Sandu.
- Eugenia Gutul was detained at Chisinau's international airport for 72 hours, following the disappearance of two other pro-Russian lawmakers.
- Maria Zakharova, spokeswoman for Russia's foreign ministry, asserted that Moldovan authorities are targeting politicians supportive of closer ties with Russia.
- The Gagauz, numbering around 140,000, have historically had complex relations with Moldova's central government since the country's independence in 1991.
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einnews.comArrested Leader of Moldova’s Gagauzia Asks Putin for Help in Securing Her Release
The head of Moldova’s semi-autonomous region of Gagauzia has called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to pressure Moldovan authorities to release her from police custody after she was arrested earlier this week.
·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Russia condemns detention of Moldova's pro-Russian Gagauz leader
MOSCOW - Russia on Wednesday condemned the arrest of the leader of Moldova's pro-Russian Gagauz ethnic minority, saying it was a blatant example of trying to use the methods of a police state to neutralise an opponent of President Maia Sandu.
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