Russia is monitoring Moldova's elections but is not interfering in them, says Kremlin
The Kremlin said on Friday that Russia was monitoring the ongoing presidential election in Moldova, but was not interfering in it despite a flurry of allegations from the West and Moldova's pro-Western president to the contrary.
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Pro-Western incumbent Maia Sandu faces former prosecutor general Alexandr Stoianoglo, who is backed by the traditionally ...
Moldova presidential contender Alexandr Stoianoglo is praised by his supporters for his calm and keeping his distance from ...
Both Moldova and Georgia also have a Russian military presence. In Moldova this is in the breakaway region of Transnistria, ...
Moldova has informed several EU nations that Russia will try to disrupt voting by Moldovan emigrants at polling stations ...
For two decades, Russian President Vladimir Putin has sought to restore the influence that the Kremlin lost over Moldova after the Soviet Union collapsed, mostly without much success. But Russia’s ...
Moldova President Maia Sandu had more first-round votes but didn't have a majority, leading to a run-off with Alexandr Stoianoglo.
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