Polling Stations Open in Transnistria for Russian Duma Elections Despite Moldovan Protest
Moldova objected to the vote taking place in the unrecognized breakaway region.
Polling stations for Russia's State Duma elections opened in the unrecognized Transnistria region despite a protest from Moldovan authorities, according to Ukrinform.
Moldova, which does not recognize the breakaway region's authorities, objected to the elections being held there, Ukrinform reported.
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- Polling stations for Russian State Duma elections open in Transnistria despite Moldova’s protest — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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