Two Russians Used False Documents to Obtain Romanian Documents.
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Two Russians, from Moscow and Sankt Petersburg, were brought to trial by the Attorney General's Office because they had obtained their Romanian citizenship with false deeds. In recent years, in the countries of the ex-Soviet space they have operated real "factories by Romanian citizens, as revealed HotNews, in which hundreds of Russians have paid thousands of euros ...
Two Russian citizens were brought to trial by the Attorney General's Office, accused of using false documents to obtain Romanian documents.
Two Russian citizens from Moscow and Sankt Petersburg were brought to trial by the Romanian Attorney General's Office, accused of using false documents to obtain fraudulently...
Prosecutors of the Public Prosecutor's Office near the High Court of Cassation and Justice first sent two Russian citizens, one from Moscow and the other from Sankt Petersburg, accused of false use. The two will be tried in absentia, after the investigators failed to locate them. According to prosecutors, they would have obtained [...]
Two Russian citizens were brought to trial by prosecutors of the Public Prosecutor's Office near the High Court of Cassation and Justice, being charged with false use, after using false documents to obtain Romanian acts.
Because the defendants couldn't be found, they were missing, and the file will be settled by the District 6 Court of Bucharest.
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