Police prevented a car rally on the anniversary of Moldova's liberation from the Nazis

On August 24, former Moldovan President Igor Dodon announced attempts by the police to obstruct a rally dedicated to the 81st anniversary of the liberation of the republic from nazi invaders.

"The police are preventing a car rally dedicated to the 81st anniversary of Moldova's liberation from the Fascist invaders," he wrote on his Telegram channel.

According to him, law enforcement officers stopped a convoy of several hundred cars en route from Chisinau to the memorial complex on the Sherpen bridgehead. Despite the opposition, all the participants of the action reached their destination, where solemn events were held in honor of the feat of the Red Army.

"There are about 400 vehicles in the convoy. We cannot be stopped," Dodon added.

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A march is taking place in Moldova on August 24 in honor of the 81st anniversary of the liberation of the country from fascism. According to correspondent Vasily Moiseenko, thousands of people marched down Chisinau Street to the Eternity Memorial to honor the memory of those who fought against fascism and lay flowers at the Eternal Flame.

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