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And what we have to do, without being able to predict how things will evolve is to prepare for the full spectrum of contingencies, and this is what we are doing. at the same time, i cannot predict what will happen in the future. no, well, none of us can. but ijust wonder if it's a sign of your nervousness that you, as a government and as a judicial authority, have arrested former president, former leader of the pro—russian party, igor dodon, who very recently was your president, but now, it seems, is under suspicion of widespread corruption and even some reports suggest treason as well. he s...

Showing former president dodon taking a bag from an oligarch. and they talk about the fact that in this bag there is cash for the party. so there are serious suspicions and allegations of significant corruption in which former president dodon engaged. and this is normalfor any country with a functional justice system to investigate these kinds of things. and you and our bbc watchers can all check this on youtube, this is easily available. and the right thing to do with such allegations is for them to be investigated. and these things are completely unrelated to the geopolitical and security co...

A Moldovan court on Thursday placed former president and pro-Russian opposition leader Igor Dodon under house arrest for 30 days to allow prosecutors to investigate allegations of corruption and treason. The Ciocana district court in Chisinau, the capital, made the order two days after Dodon's house was searched and he was placed under detention for 72 hours. Speaking to the media after the court hearing, Dodon said the case was politically motivated, a charge the government has rejected.

The Government of the Republic of Moldova intends to analyze the norms and agreements on the compliance of the country's membership in the CIS against the background of Russia's armed aggression against Ukraine and Moldova's priority to become a European Union member. — Ukrinform.

On the european continent. it's also a problem for moldova. breaches of international law like that are a major problem, and what we have to do, without being able to predict how things will evolve is to prepare for the full spectrum of contingencies, and this is what we are doing. at the same time, i cannot predict what will happen in the future. no, well, none of us can. but ijust wonder if it's a sign of your nervousness that you, as a government and as a judicial authority, have arrested former president, former leader of the pro—russian party, igor dodon, who very recently was your pres...