14-04-2009, 03:21 PM
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Itar-Tass
April 14, 2009
Operation like “colour revolution” was tried in Moldova - opinion
-“They wished to use the moment to stage an operation like a ‘colour revolution’. The events in Belgrade, Tbilisi, Bishkek and Kiev took place according to such a scenario.”
MADRID - An attempt to stage an operation patterned on “colour revolutions” was made in Moldova, Vladimir Voronin, the Moldovan president, said in an interview with the Spanish newspaper El Pais.
He said citizens of Serbia and Romania had masterminded pogroms in Chisinau.
Voronin said the arrival of nine persons from Serbia, as well as of agents of the Romanian secret services had been registered in Chisinau. “They wished to use the moment to stage an operation like a ‘colour revolution’. The events in Belgrade, Tbilisi, Bishkek and Kiev took place according to such a scenario,” Voronin stressed.
“The events have been filmed, so we can identify the offenders who attacked policemen. We are going to arrest and prosecute them,” the Moldovan president said.
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Trend News Agency
April 14, 2009
Attempt for “color revolution” in Moldova: Moldavian president
There was an attempt to realize "color revolution" in Moldova, Moldavian President Vladimir Voronin said in his interview with the Spanish Pais newspaper.
Voronin said citizens of Serbia and Romanian led pogroms in Kishinev, Vesti TV channel reported. "We revealed that 9 people from Serbia and agents of the Romanian special service arrived in Kishinev on April 7," Voronin said. "They wanted to use a milestone and organize one of operations which is called "color revolution". The developments in Belgrade, Tbilisi, Bishkek and Kiev took place inline with the same scenario."
"We photographed everybody and can identify people breaking laws and attacking the police. We will arrest and sue them at law," ITAR TASS quoted Voronin.
Itar-Tass
April 14, 2009
Operation like “colour revolution” was tried in Moldova - opinion
-“They wished to use the moment to stage an operation like a ‘colour revolution’. The events in Belgrade, Tbilisi, Bishkek and Kiev took place according to such a scenario.”
MADRID - An attempt to stage an operation patterned on “colour revolutions” was made in Moldova, Vladimir Voronin, the Moldovan president, said in an interview with the Spanish newspaper El Pais.
He said citizens of Serbia and Romania had masterminded pogroms in Chisinau.
Voronin said the arrival of nine persons from Serbia, as well as of agents of the Romanian secret services had been registered in Chisinau. “They wished to use the moment to stage an operation like a ‘colour revolution’. The events in Belgrade, Tbilisi, Bishkek and Kiev took place according to such a scenario,” Voronin stressed.
“The events have been filmed, so we can identify the offenders who attacked policemen. We are going to arrest and prosecute them,” the Moldovan president said.
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http://news-en.trend.az/important/opinion/1455433.html
Trend News Agency
April 14, 2009
Attempt for “color revolution” in Moldova: Moldavian president
There was an attempt to realize "color revolution" in Moldova, Moldavian President Vladimir Voronin said in his interview with the Spanish Pais newspaper.
Voronin said citizens of Serbia and Romanian led pogroms in Kishinev, Vesti TV channel reported. "We revealed that 9 people from Serbia and agents of the Romanian special service arrived in Kishinev on April 7," Voronin said. "They wanted to use a milestone and organize one of operations which is called "color revolution". The developments in Belgrade, Tbilisi, Bishkek and Kiev took place inline with the same scenario."
"We photographed everybody and can identify people breaking laws and attacking the police. We will arrest and sue them at law," ITAR TASS quoted Voronin.
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