The Russians launched a nest doll chain to spread propaganda and use Orthodox priests.
Russia has strengthened its intervention in the parliamentary election in Moldova, which covers voters who live abroad. On Sunday, September 14, the president of Moldova Maya Sandu, reported by the Financial Times.
According to him, Moscow has strengthened the online campaign with false information, specifically directed against the Moldavian Diaspora. He also accused Russia of using Orthodox priests to spread propaganda and launch a Matryoshka chain to create fake content under legitimate foreign media.
Like the publication records, Sandu, whose pro -european party, action and unity are hoping to maintain the majority of the election on September 28, expressed concern about the possible repetition of the 2024 campaign. Russian agents then distributed fake messages about mining Moldovan polling stations abroad, especially in Germany.
Last year, Moldovan Intelligence Services called it a non -attack on the electoral process and accused Moscow in the direction of “huge amounts of money in the former Soviet Republic to buy votes through a vast network of mediators.”
According to Sandu, last year I spent about 1% GDP Moldova in disruption of the Russian Federation election.
He also noted that the tactics of the Russian Federation are emerging: at present, criminals, “in salaries in Moscow,” are used to provoke disturbances in Moldovan prison.
“Russia uses a really wide range of tools, trying to overcome our institutions. I want the EU to know from our experience. He urged not to underestimate the risk of the Russian Federation for Democratic European democratic.
In addition, the President of Moldova emphasized that the pressure provided by the Russian Federation and the threats facing the country, “Integration in the EU is the only way to survive as a democracy for us.”
“We believe the EU should find a solution so that both Moldova and Ukraine can take the following steps,” Sandu said.
He called the future parliamentary election the last obstacle to Moldova to join the EU.
Earlier it was reported that the Sandu party was less than Pro -Russian Politzil. The patriotic block has the opportunity to get 25.2% of the total number of respondents, and PAS Sandu is 24.3%, the survey indicates.
It is noteworthy that in August Maya Sandu announced the “uninterrupted” pressure to the diaspora from hostile forces on the eve of the parliamentary election.
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