Moldovan official analysts warn that the EU accession ambitions of the Republic of Moldova are threatened by growing support for the pro-Russian opposition, according to a recent survey.

Officials from the Republic of Moldova, including the Speaker of Parliament and the Prime Minister, emphasize that the pro-European future of the country depends on voters who must support a pro-EU government. The pro-Russian opposition, led by former President Igor Dodon, is gaining ground in polls, which worries current leaders. Maia Sandu was re-elected with the promise to combat corruption and to integrate Moldova into the EU, but recent polls show a decline in support for her party, PAS.