Thousands Left Without Heat or Gas in Moldova's Pro-Russian Separatist Region
(Reuters) -More than 51,000 households were left without gas and 1,500 apartment buildings had no winter heat in Moldova's Moscow-backed separatist enclave, authorities said on Monday, as Moldova and Russia traded blame for an escalating energy crisis.
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