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Ukraine NSDC: Russian “little green men” appeared in Moldova

Russia's "little green men" special forces annexing Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea. February 2014
Russia’s “little green men” special forces annexing Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea. February 2014

Russia is trying to destabilize the situation in Moldova.  The so-called “little green men” appeared there, as reported by the Information-Analytical Center of the National Security & Defense Council (NSDC).

“Russia is trying to destabilize the situation not only in Ukraine but also in other countries. According to G. Kosovan, the former Deputy Interior Minister of the Republic of Moldova, there are the so-called “little green men” in Moldova now who recruit young people and instruct them in techniques of disinformation, action in emergency situations, and use of small arms,”- was said in the statement.

Citing Kosovan, the NSDC said that more than 500 people have been recruited in the south of Moldova and trained in Rostov, Moscow, Transnistria and Beltsy.

 


Source:  Hromadske TV

Translated by A. Nikitchyuk

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