Moldova's pro-Western Sandu claims election win after meddling allegations
- Maia Sandu won Moldova's presidential election with 54.35 percent of the votes against Alexandr Stoianoglo, according to the Central Election Commission.
- The election was criticized due to allegations of interference, particularly from Russia, which Sandu claimed affected the vote.
- Supporters view Sandu's victory as an endorsement of her pro-Western policies and her goal of aligning Moldova with the European Union.
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