President of Moldova, Maia Sandu, accused Russian intelligence services of interfering in the country's internal politics. The h

?President of Moldova, Maia Sandu, accused Russian intelligence services of interfering in the country's internal politics. The head of the republic made this statement during a speech at a Security Council meeting. “Information manipulations, campaigns in a foreign language. The information space will continue to be a key aspect of influence — and it is managed both by Russian intelligence services and by individuals within Moldova who are connected to Moscow,“ she said. She also accused Russia of involving organized crime in destabilizing actions within the country. Additionally, according to Sandu, Moscow is attempting to sabotage elections among the diaspora, especially in Transnistria, through provocations and by reducing voter turnout. Source: Ukraine Watch