The possibility of suspending Moldova's Economic Growth Plan of 1.9 billion euros could severely affect the economy and the country's European integration.

Brussels fears that a pro-Russian government in Moldova could block energy interconnection projects with Romania, leaving the country vulnerable to power outages and high costs. Sanctions could include the suspension of essential agreements, such as the elimination of roaming fees and the Erasmus+ program, affecting farmers and reforms in justice. The EU emphasizes that Moldova's future depends on the choice of its citizens: European integration or a return to economic and energy instability.