At least 20 people injured during protests in the capital of Moldova, vylivsheysya in the riots and clashes with police. Participants called for re-votes in the parliamentary elections.

As the BBC, some of the demonstrators broke into the parliament building: people were beaten and thrown out of the glass windows of the furniture, the building was on fire. Dozens of people injured during clashes with police Protestants were taken to hospital Chisinau. Jury Duty hospital physician Bazilyuk confirmed that among the victims is seriously injured. But the doctor denied the information that during the clashes left one person dead.

At the moment the situation in Chisinau has become more tranquil than a few hours ago. Entrances to the building administration of President barricaded. Reported that special forces used fire hose for defense against attackers. Moldovan Prosecutor General's Office has called the actions of the demonstrators in Chisinau illegal and inadmissible and demanded to bring criminal charges against the organizers of the action. Chairman of the Liberal Democratic Party of Moldova Vladimir Filat urged the demonstrators to abandon the aggression and to suspend the protest. We will cancellation of election results and conduct a truly democratic elections, – said V. Filatov.

For the official results of Sunday's parliamentary elections, they won a victory for the communists, gaining 50% of the votes and the parliamentary majority. B. Filat whose party got a little more than 12% of the vote, announced plans to apply to the Central Electoral Commission with the requirement for a ballot recount in all ballots. Representatives of the Liberal Party of Moldova came second with a result 13% of the vote, also said that could prove the falsification of election results by communists.

According to journalists, the Communist majority Russian-speaking population of the country. Representatives of the observer mission of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe said the elections were free and democratic.