International

Drone attack in northern Israel: At least six people were hospitalized

Hezbollah attacked with drones in northern Israel and injured six people, reports The Times of Israel.

Officials say at least six people were hospitalized following the drone strike, including four who suffered shrapnel injuries and two who had acute anxiety attacks.

Masad Barhoum, director of the Galilea Medical Center in Nahariya, told Channel 12 that the hospital is treating six people, including a 30-year-old man in critical condition who suffered a head wound and he was found unconscious.

We remind you that the ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to Israel, Alexandr Roitman, said that the situation is uncertain in the Middle East. The diplomat advises citizens to avoid any travel to Israel unless there is an urgent need.

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Ukraine will receive new financial aid from World Bank
International

Ukraine will receive new financial aid from World Bank

Ukraine will soon receive $4.8 billion from the World Bank for social and humanitarian purposes, Prime Minister Denis Shmyhal announced on Friday.

VOX// Moldovans with dual citizenship, at the polls: "We must make the right choice for a prosperous Romania"
Elections

VOX// Moldovans with dual citizenship, at the polls: "We must make the right choice for a prosperous Romania"

Moldovan citizens with Romanian citizenship cast their right to vote. On the second day after the opening of the 59 polling stations, Moldovans participate in large numbers, because every vote counts, they say. Moreover, Romanians from the Republic of Moldova want a developed Romania, which will be represented internationally by a person with integrity and with increased interest in the Republic of Moldova.

Dorin Recean: Legislation will be changed to ban political parties created by criminal groups
Political

Dorin Recean: Legislation will be changed to ban political parties created by criminal groups

The legislation on parties is to be amended to prevent the creation of political formations by criminal groups and vote- buying, said Prime Minister Dorin Recean. The Prime Minister mentioned on Radio Moldova that, in the context of justice reform, more courageous people are needed in law enforcement institutions, who will fight electoral bribery.