“Based on what we see and know, we can confirm that hundreds of thousands of Moldovans are denied the opportunity to vote in the Russian Federation, only two polling stations were available,” said the spokesman of Kremlja Dmitry Sands, the Ria News news agency.
The elections beat the Moldovan ruling pro-European parties. Party of action and solidarity (dog), which has been in power since 2021. years, won 50.2 percent of the vote, while the Project patriotic block won 24.2 percent, according to the results published by the Central Election Commission on its official page.
According to projections, the dog will keep an absolute majority with 55 out of 101 places in parliament. When asked if Moscow recognizes the results of elections in the former Soviet republic, sandy replied that some Moldovan politicians pointed out irregularities.
“First of all, Moldovans would probably need to clarify themselves. As far as we know, some political forces express their disagreement and talk about possible violations of election rules,” Sands said.
Russian officials state that about 500,000 Moldovans live in Russia. According to the Moldovan authorities, there was little more than 4,000 Moldovans in Russia, of which about two thirds supported the mainstream block. In contrast, more than 38,000 Moldovons voted in Germany, where there were 36 polling stations open, and most of them supported the ruling party.
(Vijesti.ba / Hina)
