Radiomoldova.Md EU Parliament Supports Moldova's EU Accession Amid Russian Interference Concerns
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- •The European Parliament's Committee endorsed Moldova's EU accession with 58 votes.
- •MEPs warned of Russian interference threatening Moldova's democratic processes.
- •The report calls for enhanced support in cybersecurity and institutional resilience for Moldova.
On June 3, 2026, the European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs endorsed a report supporting Moldova's EU accession efforts, urging immediate negotiations. The report, approved with 58 votes, emphasizes Moldova's progress in judicial reform and anti-corruption measures while warning against Russian interference. Rapporteur Sven Mikser highlighted the importance of rewarding Moldova's reforms and called for expedited negotiations ahead of the June 18-19 European summit. The committee also stressed the need for enhanced support for Moldova's cybersecurity and institutional resilience to counteract Russian malign influence. In a related report, the committee praised Ukraine's reform efforts amidst ongoing conflict. The committee's actions reflect a broader geopolitical strategy to strengthen ties with Eastern European nations in the face of Russian aggression.
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