


Moldova’s Maia Sandu Secures Second Presidential Term Amid Voter Fraud Allegations
Moldova's pro-Western president wins election despite claims of Russian meddling and voter fraud; Sandu vows to unify the nation.
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Overview
Moldova's pro-Western President Maia Sandu has won re-election, securing approximately 55% of votes amid serious allegations of voter fraud and Russian interference. Reports indicated a $39 million vote-buying scheme, with numerous intimidation tactics targeting voters. Sandu condemned these actions, promising to protect democracy and the path towards EU integration, detailing ongoing efforts to counter foreign meddling. Despite claims of election manipulation, her government's focus on anti-corruption measures and justice reforms remains steadfast, as she aims to unite Moldova against external influences and bolster its European aspirations.
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