Moldova arrests three Transnistrian unrest coordinators
Moldovan police detain three coordinators of unrest from Transnistria (Illustrative photo: Getty Images)
In Moldova, three people were detained in connection with the preparation of unrest following the parliamentary elections, according to the Moldovan police on Telegram.
Today, Moldova arrested three individuals who are allegedly employees of law enforcement agencies on the left bank of the Dniester.
They are also leaders responsible for coordinating, monitoring, and providing logistical support to the groups that were to be deployed for post-election unrest.
During the arrests, authorities found several items (including pyrotechnic and flammable materials) that were intended to provoke panic among crowds and create chaos.
Russia is using all possible means to influence the election results in Moldova by promoting Kremlin-controlled political forces.
On election day, there were numerous reports of alleged threats to foreign polling stations. However, the Moldovan Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the country was prepared for such scenarios and is cooperating with other nations to ensure the electoral process is not disrupted.
“Election surveillance cameras located at polling stations are operational and monitor voting equipment to ensure it remains intact until voting resumes,” the Ministry reported.
