Vladimir Andronachi is abroad, prosecutors do not say if he was banned from leaving
Former MP Vladimir Andronachi is abroad, and prosecutors do not say whether he was under any travel restriction when he left.
Written later, from the reports of that day.
What it means for you
If a defendant is banned from leaving the country, leaving needs approval from a prosecutor or a judge. Prosecutors have not said whether Andronachi had such a measure when he left. The question stays open until the authorities answer.
What happened
Former Democratic Party MP Vladimir Andronachi, who is on trial in several criminal cases, has left Moldova again. His lawyer says he is abroad for medical treatment and for work. The Prosecutor's Office for Combating Organised Crime and Special Cases (PCCOCS) confirms only that it was told about the treatment, not when. Andronachi's lawyer says he gives consultancy services abroad and that the client cannot attend hearings.
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- In February 2026, a prosecutor banned Andronachi from leaving the country for 60 days.
- In June 2026, a court placed him under judicial control for 60 days in another criminal case.
- Andronachi did not attend the court hearing on 12 October in the case of the passport blanks.
- Prosecutors refuse to say whether these measures were still in force when he left.
Original sources
- (In)Justiție pentru inculpatul Andronachi: întrebările la care Procuratura nu răspunde · in RomanianRead it on Ziarul de Gardă
- Fostul parlamentar Andronachi, plecat din nou din țară: neclar dacă mai era sub restricții · in RomanianRead it on Timpul
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