Blasts Hit Radio Towers in Moldova Enclave Backed by Russia
- Spike in violence in recent days in enclave near Ukraine
- Moldova calls meeting of its Security Council on situation
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Authorities in the breakaway Transnistria region of Moldova reported an attack on a military unit Tuesday, hours after a pair of antennas broadcasting Russian radio were blown up, the latest violence reported in the Moscow-backed enclave in recent days.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu blamed the attacks on factions within the separatist-held enclave and said her government would resist “attempts to drag Moldova into actions that may endanger peace within the country.”