Canada has sanctioned 16 Moldovan citizens and two institutions for their involvement in Russian interference in the Republic of Moldova, including members of the pro-Russian party Șor.
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The Canadian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced the extension of sanctions against 16 Moldovan citizens and two institutions, following Russian interference in Moldova. Among those sanctioned are members of the pro-Russian party Șor and officials from Găgăuzia. The sanctions also target pro-Russian media organizations that spread disinformation. This is the third round of sanctions since June 2023, aimed at supporting the Moldovan government and countering Russian influence. The sanctions include asset freezes and travel bans for the targeted individuals.
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