US EditionFrench, German, Polish leaders to visit Moldova in show of force in face of Russia
The visit by French, German, and Polish leaders aims to counter Russian interference ahead of elections with 39% support for the pro-EU party, officials said.
- The French, German, and Polish leaders will visit Moldova in a show of support for its sovereignty and European path amidst Russian interference ahead of the September 28 parliamentary elections.
- Moldova's President Maia Sandu has accused Russia of 'unprecedented election interference' through disinformation, cyberattacks, and financing disruptive protests.
- Macron, Merz, and Tusk aim to affirm their backing for Moldova's independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity, and European trajectory in the face of Russia's aggression and interference.
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The French President, travelling alongside the German Chancellor and the Polish Prime Minister, affirmed his support for the Moldovan candidacy for the EU while deploring the "Kremlin propaganda".
Moldova today celebrates its independence from the Soviet Union. But Moscow is once again trying to exert massive influence on the country. Merz, Macron and Tusk want to strengthen the pro-European president's back. By B. Blaschke.
The trio of leaders is invited to Chisinau by the pro-European president, Maia Sandu, this Wednesday, August 27, a month before the general elections and as the country is undergoing strong attempts to destabilize Russia.
Emmanuel Macron travels to Moldova on Wednesday, in the midst of Independence Day, as the country prepares for parliamentary elections under Russian influence.
European leaders want to show solidarity with Moldova and its pro-European president, in the face of concerns about Russian interference in the elections A trip to three
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