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Moldova's upcoming parliamentary vote is overshadowed by investigations into alleged Russian-backed plans to incite unrest and influence the election. Authorities have detained 74 suspects linked to money laundering, disinformation, and plans for mass riots, amid accusations of Russian interference and hybrid warfare tactics.
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Ahead of Sunday’s parliamentary vote, Moldova’s electoral commission banned two pro-Russian parties, citing illegal financing and voter manipulation. The move aims to curb Russia-friendly influence amid fears of election interference, as Moldova faces a pivotal choice between pro-European and pro-Russian factions. The election outcome will shape Moldova’s future alignment.
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Moldova's parliamentary election today could shift the country’s pro-European course or tilt toward Russia, amid fears of foreign interference, vote-buying, and disinformation campaigns. The election results will influence Moldova’s EU accession prospects and regional stability, with concerns over Russian efforts to sway the vote and destabilize the country.