Infotag.Md Moldova's Ongoing Struggle Against Russian Interference
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- •Russia's interference in Moldova is a persistent threat, according to President Maia Sandu.
- •Moldova collaborates with the EU to strengthen its security sector, including cybersecurity.
- •Moldova's experience in combating election interference will assist other countries facing similar threats.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu has stated that Russia's interference in Moldova's internal affairs is a constant threat that must be actively countered. During a joint briefing with European Commissioner Marta Kos, Sandu emphasized that this interference will persist regardless of Moldova's progress towards EU accession. The ongoing war in Ukraine exemplifies the dangers faced by Moldova and its neighbors, as Russia may resort to hybrid warfare tactics to destabilize democracies. The European Union has been supportive in strengthening Moldova's security sector, particularly in cybersecurity measures. Sandu noted that Moldova's experiences in countering election interference could aid other nations like Armenia and Montenegro. The collaboration between Moldova and the EU aims to enhance regional security and protect democratic processes. The situation underscores the need for vigilance and cooperation against foreign interference.
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