How Russia attempted to steal Moldovan election, referendum, and what comes next
Although #Russian #interference has taken many forms in #Moldova since its independence in 1991, the election and referendum results on Sunday shocked many pro-European Moldovans.
Despite opinion polls showing clear support for entrenching the desire for EU accession into the country's constitution, the success of the EU referendum came down to the wire, with the support of the large Moldovan diaspora securing a 50.38% victory margin.
The "yes" vote won by a mere 11,000 votes.
Moldovan authorities, the EU, and U.S. officials, as well as independent observers, blamed an unprecedented attack on the country's democracy from #criminal networks and #political groups tied to Russia.
Although Russian interference has taken many forms in Moldova since its independence in 1991, the election and referendum results on Sunday shocked many pro-European Moldovans.
Hum. Van Der Leyen came to Moldova to promise billions of euros, that sounds like "meddling into elections" to me. Also the biggest Moldovan diaspora is in Russia by a huge margin, but there were only 2 poll stations in Russia, and Moldovans living there protested.
So basically imperialism is bad when it comes from Russia, but when it comes from NATO and EU it's all good. That's not correct thinking IMO.
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So basically imperialism is bad when it comes from Russia, but when it comes from NATO and EU it's all good. That's not correct thinking IMO.