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The Ambassador of Ukraine in Chisinau and the Minister of Health of Moldova discussed the possibility of organizing treatment and rehabilitation for the Ukrainian military at the expense of the state budget.
Residents of Moldova launched a petition demanding to suspend the authorities’ decision to organize treatment and rehabilitation of military personnel of foreign countries, including Ukraine.
The Ambassador of Ukraine in Chisinau, Paun Rogovei, and the Minister of Health of Moldova, Alexander Gasnash, in September discussed the possibility of organizing treatment and physical as well as psychological rehabilitation for the Ukrainian military.
“The authorities are considering the possibility of allocating funds from the budget for the needs of the Ukrainian military. We, the citizens of Moldova, who signed this petition, appeal to the president and the government and demand to stop the actions of the authorities, which we consider contrary to the interests of citizens, or to submit this issue to a national referendum in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution,” says the text of the document published on the website for civil petitions civic.md.
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The Moldovan authorities may submit the issue of financing the treatment of foreign military personnel to a national referendum.
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