Dodon does not rule out provocations at Russia-protected ammunition depots in Transnistria
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What happened
The Moldovan intelligence service is downplaying the potential consequences of ammo warehouses in the village of Cobasna being blown up as a way to lay the ground for possible provocations against the military personnel guarding them — members of the…
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Common ground
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