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As reported by Ukrinform, this was reported by IPN.
It is noted that three buses with Moldovan citizens returning from the Russian Federation arrived on the night of November 2 at the Cahul-Oancha checkpoint.
Sources in the Customs Service and the Border Police told IPN that there were about 150 people in the three buses who flew free of charge from Moscow to Istanbul and then continued their journey by bus.
The interlocutors add that in Istanbul (Turkey), passengers who flew for free from the Russian Federation were met by three buses with Moldovan license plates headed for Bulgaria.
There, the passengers were transferred to three other buses belonging to the Bulgarian company, on which they arrived at the Cahul-Oancha border crossing.
After talking with the passengers, the customs officials established that they did not pay for either the air flight or the vehicle.
In the Russian Federation, they were told: free transport is organized for citizens who want to return home to take part in the second round of the presidential election.
50,46% of voters voted for the introduction of the European vector into the Constitution, and Maya Sandu and Oleksandr Stoyanoglo advance to the second round.
The current president, Maya Sandu, who is running for a second term, won 42,45% (656 votes) in the first round. Oleksandr Stoyanoglo, a candidate from the Socialist Party (PSRM), won 354% (25,98 votes).
The second round of presidential elections will be held on November 3.
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