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Tiraspol

Tiraspol

city in Moldova

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  • Aug 27

    Lawyer Bartosz Lewandowski denies arranging Dubai asylum for fugitive Marcin Romanowski

    Defense lawyer Bartosz Lewandowski rejected reports alleging he arranged a meeting with Zondacrypto head Przemysław Kral to secure a United Arab Emirates residence visa for fugitive former deputy justice minister Marcin Romanowski.

  • Aug 18

    Donald Tusk confirms 99% certainty on Marcin Romanowski in Transnistria as Sercanie order denies aiding him

    Donald Tusk stated intelligence confirms wanted former deputy minister Marcin Romanowski is in Tiraspol, while the Sercanie religious order rejected reports of aiding his stay.

  • Aug 12

    Romanowski seeks bail guarantee from Transnistria as Moldova confirms no controlled border crossing

    Former Polish deputy justice minister Marcin Romanowski sent a bail guarantee request from Transnistria, while Moldova confirms he did not cross its controlled borders and experts say retrieval chances are near zero.

  • Aug 11

    Russia accuses Romania of military support for Ukraine via Moldova's Giurgiulești port; Bucharest calls it 'Stalinist propaganda'

    Russian diplomat Iuri Pilipson told TASS that Romania provides direct military support to Ukraine through the Giurgiulești port in Moldova, prompting Bucharest to call the claims 'Stalinist propaganda' on 10 August. Separately, Deputy FM Galuzin warned any provocation against Transnistria would be treated as an attack on Russia.

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