Embassy of Moldova in Moscow | |
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Location | Moscow |
Address | Kuznetskiy Most str., 18 |
Coordinates | 55°45′42.95″N37°37′21.32″E / 55.7619306°N 37.6225889°E |
Ambassador | Lilian Darii |
Website | Embassy of Moldova in Moscow |
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