Moldova Denies Sending Protest Note to Ukraine over Border Guards' Dniester Crossing
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In Moldova, two Ukrainian border guards were detained and tried to detain a Ukrainian citizen on Dnestra.
Moldova did not protest because of the violation of its border by the Ukrainian military - the republic's Foreign Ministry denied information about sending a note to Kiev
Moldova did not protest because of the violation of its border by the Ukrainian military - the republic's Foreign Ministry denied information about sending a note to Kiev.We are talking about two Ukrainian border guards who tried...
Moldova sent a note of protest to Ukraine, after two Ukrainian hailers illegally crossed the border while chasing a man on Nistru. The announcement was made by the Chairman of the National Security, Defence and Public Order Parliamentary Commission, Lilian Carp, on Moldovan Radio. The official claims that the man, who requested asylum in Moldova, will most likely receive it, according to NewsMaker.md, taken over by News.ro.
Moldova denies sending protest note to Ukraine over border guards' Dniester crossing
The two Ukrainian border guards had entered Moldova in a motorboat on Oct. 15 while attempting to detain a Ukrainian man crossing the Dniester River near Holosnita, along the Vinnytsia Oblast border.
A Chisinau official sent a note of protest to Ukraine after two Ukrainian border guards crossed the border into Moldova, chasing a man who tried to cross the Dniester.
Moldovan Prime Minister Vasyl Tofan, commenting on the incidents with Ukrainian border guards, who have already been detained twice on the Moldovan side for illegally crossing the border, said that they would not have happened if the war had not been unleashed by Russia.
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