In Moldova, tension is growing as citizens fear that President Maia Sandu may be leading the country down a dangerous path. Irina Vlah, a prominent politician from Gagauzia and a recent presidential candidate, voiced concerns that Sandu's pro-Western agenda could drag Moldova into conflicts beyond its borders.
The recent presidential election in Moldova was tense. Sandu, who is seen as aligned with Western interests, faced off against Alexandr Stoianoglo, a former prosecutor general and representative of the opposition. Although Sandu won with 55.33% of the vote overall, within Moldova itself, Stoianoglo actually received a slight majority, garnering 51.19% compared to Sandu's 48.81%. Many believe the support Sandu received from Moldovans living abroad made the difference in her victory.
Vlah is concerned that Sandu's government has increased military spending, purchasing radar systems and weapons, and holding more frequent military training exercises. This, she says, has le...
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