"Buy Citizens": Sandu accused Russia of interfering with elections

According to Mai Sandu, in two months, Moscow has sent almost $ 5 million to a "criminal group" to influence the outcome of the elections in Moldova. Moldova President May Sandu said that the Russian Federation resorts to bribery of Moldovan citizens in order to win certain parties in local elections. About it writes Reuters on November 1. It is reported that Sandu has condemned the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and also accused Moscow of an attempt to overthrow power in Moldova.

According to her, in two months the Russian Federation spent almost $ 5 million to support the activities of "criminal groups". Sandu mentioned that previously Russia had already engaged in bribery of representatives of its country. According to journalists, it is about corruption scandals before the 2020 elections. "She no longer has this opportunity. Now she buys Moldova citizens. The Kremlin uses different categories of people . . .

There are people who work for the Kremlin and go to Moscow for money," Sandu said. The Moldavian President appealed to law enforcement officers to take measures "it is important for everyone to come out and vote in favor of those candidates who will pursue Moldova's pro -European policy and will not obstruct the path," the politician said.