Igor Grosu, the president of PAS, warned about external interference and challenges in the electoral process, calling for calm and vigilance.
Sanziana Georgescu
Republic of Moldova
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Igor Grosu stated that during the elections, there were attempts at interference from criminal groups supported by the Russian Federation, including bomb threats. He called for patience and calm, especially from Moldovan citizens in the diaspora, to exercise their right to vote. Grosu emphasized the importance of vigilance at polling stations and urged politicians to prioritize the interests of the citizens of the Republic of Moldova.
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Igor Grosu, după închiderea urnelor: În cursul zilei de astăzi, am văzut şi tentative de interferenţe în procesul electoral, din partea grupărilor ciminale, susţinute de Federaţia Rusă, încercări de a destabiliza situaţia, alarme cu bombe
Igor Grosu, după închiderea secțiilor de votare din Republica Moldova: „În cursul zilei de astăzi, am urmărit tentative de interferență în procesul electoral”
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