According to the instructions with the Russian Federation: Vandals were detained in Moldova by painting government buildings (video)

Vandali detained by the police were part of a group of 20 people who were previously sent to the Russian Federation, where they were taught to organize protests in Chisinau and destabilize the situation at these actions. In Chisinau, the capital of Moldova, on the night of September 27, two young men to carry out an act of vandalism, pouring the house and the building of the Ministry of Labor.

Later, the police detained them, and at interrogation they stated that they received instructions from a person from the Russian Federation. About it reports the Moldovan edition of Newsmaker. The media writes that the vandals were initially poured paint by the Ministry of Labor, and half an hour later the same actions took place near the Government House. Law enforcement officers detained two suspects of 21 and 20 years.

Local police have released a video showing two unidentified government buildings. During the interrogation, they said that they were part of a group of 20 young people who were hired for Vandalism of Moldova's statements for destabilization. According to the detainees, they were paid 5 thousand euros. Another detainee stated that he was responsible for the search for young people for further instruction in Moscow about planned shares in Moldova.

According to him, they were paid for 500 euros a month. The media notes that all 20 people, according to police, went to Moscow, where they were met by a citizen of the Russian Federation and settled in the hotel. The next day, at the Moscow landfill, they were taught how to organize protests in Chisinau and destabilize the situation at these actions. They were then given funds and telephones for communication. Returning back to Moldova, they bought paint, gloves, sneakers and bags.

After committing their actions, they posted the video on Telegram as proof of work. The media notes that the police have installed persons 13 Law enforcement officers conducted searches in the homes of four people, where several cans with paint, gloves, bank cards, certificates of the person confirming their trips to the Russian Federation were seized, and other objects that may be evidence in criminal case.

We will remind, on March 24 the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Moldova Adrian Efros stated that the Russian Federation did not give up its intentions about Moldova, but only changed the tactics of its actions against Chisinau. On June 16, the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom have warned about the preparation of the Russian Federation in Moldova if the pro -Russian candidate is not able to win in the coming elections.