Maia Sandu told the Diaspora Congress that democratic processes in Moldova are being disrupted by external forces that want to keep the country in a gray zone. She underlined that Moldova's success is crucial for European stability. The President announced that there are reports of external pressures on the Diaspora, including attempts to bribe voters and increased activity of fake accounts promoting anti-EU messages. Sandu urged citizens to remain vigilant and united in defense of sovereignty and democracy.
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