Ending visa-free travel with Russia to harm Moldovan citizens, says Communist leader
Summary
Diana Caraman noted that Moldova's foreign policy had devolved into a series of antagonistic gestures toward other nations, seemingly aimed at demonstrating allegiance to European officials
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Diana Caraman, the Communist leader, stated that ending visa-free travel with Russia would harm Moldovan citizens. She further noted that Moldova's foreign policy had devolved into a series of antagonistic gestures toward other nations, seemingly aimed at demonstrating allegiance to European officials.
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Moldovan Communist leader Diana Caraman stated that ending visa-free travel with Russia would harm Moldovan citizens. She characterized the country's foreign policy as a series of antagonistic gestures toward other nations, claiming these actions appear aimed at demonstrating allegiance to European officials.
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Moldovan Communist leader Diana Caraman stated that ending visa-free travel with Russia would harm citizens. She characterized the country's foreign policy as a series of antagonistic gestures toward other nations, which she said appeared aimed at demonstrating allegiance to European officials.
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- TASS (Russia)(Russian State)
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