CHISINAU, Moldova — Moldovan authorities say they have stopped Russia's deputy prime minister from leaving the country with a petition calling on Moscow to recognize a separatist region. The foreign ministry said late on May 10 that authorities confiscated boxes of signatures from Dmitry Rogozin at Chisinau airport and would analyze the material.
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Associated Press: Moldova confiscates petition from Rogozin
Dmitry Rogozin, Russia's deputy prime minister, was leaving Moldova with a petition calling on Moscow to recognize a separatist region.
