Chisinau International Airport, Public Service Agency and other state institutions have been using good video surveillance systems with Russian Trassir software for years, according to a Free Europe investigation. Institutions claim that they have taken steps to prevent images from reaching Russia.
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Chisinau International Airport, Public Service Agency and other state institutions have been using good video surveillance systems with Russian Trassir software for years, according to a Free Europe investigation. Institutions claim that they have taken steps to prevent images from reaching Russia.
From the Chisinau International Airport and the Agency that releases passports, to the baccalaureate halls, several public institutions in Moldova have been using surveillance cameras and video networks based on Russian Trassir software for years. Authorities ensure that they have taken all measures to ensure that images captured in Chisinau do not reach Moscow, reveals Free Europe.