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Over 230 other Moldovan citizens have returned to the country in the last 24 hours

As many as 233 citizens returned to the Republic of Moldova from Israel yesterday. During the same period, 48 citizens left for Tel Aviv.

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The Embassy of the Republic of Moldova in the State of Israel continues to operate on a permanent basis, reports the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration.

The institution reminds about the importance of following the security instructions issued by the Israeli authorities.

According to the latest data provided by the MAEIE, from October 7 until now, 1,437 citizens of the Republic of Moldova returned home via regular flights, and 463 Moldovans left for Tel Aviv.

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