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Russia denies claims it plans to destabilize Moldova

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Russia on Tuesday angrily rejected the Moldovan president's claims about an alleged plot by Moscow to overthrow her government and accused Moldovan authorities of trying to distract public attention away from the country's own domestic problems.

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Times of India

Russia denies claims it plans to destabilize Moldova

Europe News: MOSCOW: Russia on Tuesday angrily rejected the Moldovan president's claims about an alleged plot by Moscow to overthrow her government and accused Mol.

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CTV News

Russia denies claims it plans to destabilize Moldova

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Russia denies claims it plans to destabilize Moldova

Russia has angrily rejected the Moldovan president’s claim about an alleged plot by Moscow to overthrow her government, accusing Moldova’s authorities of trying to distract public attention from the country's

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Russia denies claims it plans to destabilize Moldova

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Russia rejects accusation of plot to destabilise Moldova

(Reuters) - Russia rejected on Tuesday an accusation by Moldova's president that Moscow is plotting to destabilise the former Soviet republic. Read full story

1 year ago·Malaysia

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KRDO

Russia denies claims it plans to destabilize Moldova

MOSCOW (AP) — Russia on Tuesday angrily rejected the Moldovan president’s claims about an alleged plot by Moscow to overthrow her government and accused Moldovan authorities of trying to distract public attention away from the country’s own domestic problems. Moldova’s President Maia Sandu said Monday that the purported Russian plot envisioned attacks on government buildings, hostage-takings and other violent actions by groups of saboteurs in or…

1 year ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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