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Moldovan Leaders Condemn Russian Citizenship Move in Separatist Region
Moldovan leaders have strongly condemned Russia's recent move to offer citizenship to residents in its separatist region, viewing it as a challenge to Moldova's sovereignty. This development has raised concerns about regional stability.
17 May, 20:08 — 18 May, 01:07
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Moldovan leaders decry Russian move on citizenship for separatist region - The Straits Times
Moldovan leaders decry Russian move on citizenship for separatist region The Straits Times
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Moldovan leaders decry Russian move on citizenship for separatist region
Transnistria broke from Moldova in 1990 when it was still a Soviet republic, and the enclave receives substantial Russian assistance.
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First report: digi24 · 17 May, 17:41|Full coverage: 5 · 7h|Window: 7h
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