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Head of Gagauzia Says Region Wants Russia's Support
Head of Gagauzia Says Region Wants Russia's Support
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Gagauzia, also known as Gagauz-Yeri, is an autonomous territorial entity within the Republic of Moldova, created on December 23, 1994. This autonomy is... 01.03.2024, Sputnik Africa
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Gagauzia wants Russia's support, region's head Yevgenia Gutsul tells Chair of the Russian Federation Council Valentina Matvienko.Yevgenia Gutsul also stressed the need to improve transportation accessibility so that Gagauzian residents can have the opportunity to travel to Russia.The head of the region stated that the rights of the region are being oppressed by Moldova, and this goes beyond all boundaries.The Chairwoman of the Russian Federation Council, Valentina Matvienko, noted that Russia is following the events in Moldova with great concern and called Moldova's course Russophobic.
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Head of Gagauzia Says Region Wants Russia's Support
Gagauzia, also known as Gagauz-Yeri, is an autonomous territorial entity within the Republic of Moldova, created on December 23, 1994. This autonomy is designed for the Gagauz people, who are a Turkic-speaking, predominantly Orthodox community.
Gagauzia wants Russia's
support, region's head Yevgenia Gutsul tells Chair of the Russian Federation Council Valentina Matvienko.
Yevgenia Gutsul also stressed the need to improve transportation accessibility so that Gagauzian residents can have the opportunity to travel to Russia.
The head of the region stated that the rights of the region are being oppressed by Moldova, and this goes beyond all boundaries.
The Chairwoman of the Russian Federation Council, Valentina Matvienko, noted that Russia is following the events in
Moldova with great concern and called Moldova's course Russophobic.
