The Presidency, about the correspondence found at a dump: It left the administrative circuit

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17 July 2026
11:07

The Presidency of the Republic of Moldova rejects the accusations that official documents of the institution were found at a landfill. The reaction comes after the appearance in the public space of video images accompanied by an anonymous statement attributed to a group of representatives of the Environmental Protection Inspectorate, reports IPN.

The presidential institution clarifies that the images distributed feature an envelope pertaining to official correspondence from the year 2018, and not documents from the archive or internal circuit of the Presidency.

According to the Presidential Office, the envelope visibly bears the entry and exit stamps of the post office, which would demonstrate that it has gone through the dispatch procedure and was received by the recipient.

The Presidency mentions that, after the correspondence has been sent to the recipient, the responsibility for keeping or deleting it falls on the person or institution that holds it.

correspondence envelope Garbage Presidency

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National Army sappers neutralized 13 explosive objects in July

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In July, the National Army’s sappers carried out 11 demining missions in several districts of the country and destroyed 13 explosive objects. One of the interventions aimed at neutralizing the Gheran-2 drone, detected in the village of Copanca, Causeni district, approximately 30 meters from a residential house, IPN reports.

According to the Ministry of Defense, the drone allegedly arrived on the territory of the Republic of Moldova following the massive attack launched by Russia on Ukraine on the night of July 13. The engineers of the “Codru” Engineering Battalion intervened to identify and neutralize the explosive object.

Another mission took place in the village of Serpeni, Anenii Noi district, where a local resident discovered ammunition during construction works. After checking the terrain, sappers identified and recovered 502 7.92 mm cartridges, left over from the Second World War. Similar interventions were carried out in localities in the districts of Ungheni, Stefan Voda, Straseni, Hancesti and Dubasari.

The Ministry of Defense reminds that discovered explosive objects should not be touched or moved. Citizens are urged to immediately notify the 112 Service or local authorities and to avoid any intervention with the ammunition.

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The Presidency, about the correspondence found at a dump: It left the administrative circuit

IPN.md

17 July 2026
11:07

The Presidency mentions that, after the correspondence has been sent to the recipient, the responsibility for keeping or deleting it falls on the person or institution that holds it.

correspondence envelope Garbage Presidency

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Firefighters have extinguished 41 wildfires in the last 24 hours

by Irina Botu 03.08.2026

Firefighters have extinguished 41 vegetation fires in the last 24 hours. According to the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations, the largest outbreaks were recorded in the Gagauzia Autonomous Region, Soroca, Drochia and Stefan Voda districts, IPN reports.

The most extensive fire occurred in the village of Dezghingea, Comrat municipality, where the flames destroyed approximately 10 hectares of dry vegetation. Other large outbreaks were recorded in the village of Racovat in Soroca district and in the village of Antoneuca in Drochia district, where approximately four hectares burned each, as well as in the village of Talmaza in Stefan Voda district, where the fire affected approximately two hectares.

IGSU urges citizens to avoid using open fire near dry vegetation, agricultural crops, forests and forest plantations. Parents are asked to supervise children and not allow them to play with fire sources. In the event of a fire, people are urged to call the 112 service and communicate the exact location of the fire.

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