The WU-17 national football team concludes the EURO preliminaries without defeats, but also without victories

Sursa foto: FMF

The Women’s U-17 national football team drew in the second match of the preliminary rounds for the 2025-2026 European Championship. The “Eagles” ended in a tie, with a score of 2-2, in the match against the Kazakhstan team, reports IPN.

The Moldovan team opened the scoring in the 11th minute, through Polina Mazur, who scored her second goal in this preliminary campaign. However, our team was equalized in the 14th minute by Zhaniya Makhash, from a penalty.

Until the break, the Kazakhstan team scored once more, through Botagoz Jumazhanova, in the 40th minute. The “Eagles” sought the equalizing goal throughout the second half and managed to score in the 85th minute, through Olga Luca, who set the final score.

In the first match of group B4, the Moldovan national team drew with the Montenegrin selection, score 1-1.

Tuesday, April 7, in the final match of the mini-qualifying tournament, Kazakhstan and Montenegro will meet. The winner of the group and the best team ranked second out of the six groups of League B will be promoted to League A, 2026-2027 edition.

At present, Moldova holds the first place in the group, with two points, followed by the other two teams, each with one point.



An employee of a security company has been declared wanted, after being sentenced to three years in prison for inhumane treatment of two individuals, while carrying out his duties. According to law enforcement, the man unjustifiably resorted to the use of physical force, exceeding his responsibilities, reports IPN.

According to the General Prosecutor’s Office, the first incident took place in June 2022, at a karaoke-type venue in the Botanica sector of the capital. The security agents intervened following the activation of the alarm button, as a result of a conflict between a customer and the venue’s staff. The security company’s employee hit, immobilized, and exerted violence on the man, even after the victim requested police intervention by calling 112. The man was held to the ground and handcuffed with a plastic collar, despite complaining of severe pain.

The second case occurred three months after the first incident, near a 24/7 grocery store, also in the Botanica sector. The intervention of the agents was requested following a conflict that broke out between a customer and a store employee. According to the case files, the security guard immobilized the man, hit him while he was on the ground, and later kicked him in the back. In this case too, the victim called the 112 Service.

Law enforcement officials mention that as a result of the two incidents, the injured parties suffered bodily harm, confirmed by forensic medical examinations.

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The WU-17 national football team concludes the EURO preliminaries without defeats, but also without victories

Sursa foto: FMF

The Women’s U-17 national football team drew in the second match of the preliminary rounds for the 2025-2026 European Championship. The “Eagles” ended in a tie, with a score of 2-2, in the match against the Kazakhstan team, reports IPN.

The Moldovan team opened the scoring in the 11th minute, through Polina Mazur, who scored her second goal in this preliminary campaign. However, our team was equalized in the 14th minute by Zhaniya Makhash, from a penalty.

Until the break, the Kazakhstan team scored once more, through Botagoz Jumazhanova, in the 40th minute. The “Eagles” sought the equalizing goal throughout the second half and managed to score in the 85th minute, through Olga Luca, who set the final score.

In the first match of group B4, the Moldovan national team drew with the Montenegrin selection, score 1-1.

Tuesday, April 7, in the final match of the mini-qualifying tournament, Kazakhstan and Montenegro will meet. The winner of the group and the best team ranked second out of the six groups of League B will be promoted to League A, 2026-2027 edition.

At present, Moldova holds the first place in the group, with two points, followed by the other two teams, each with one point.


The Russian appellate court has upheld the sentence by which the Moldovan Evgheni Cijen was sentenced to 13 years in prison for espionage, reports the publication Mediazona, cited by IPN.

Evgheni Cijen, aged 26, was convicted in the first instance on February 16. He has been in custody since November 2024.

The trial was conducted behind closed doors, and the details of the charges against the Moldovan are not known. Cijen and his defenders did not comment on the decision of the appeal court.

Such cases have become more frequent after 2022, against the backdrop of FSB actions against foreign citizens accused of espionage or treason. Trials usually take place behind closed doors. In June, a Romanian citizen was sentenced in Russia to 15 years in prison for espionage in favor of Ukraine.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025