Russian Election Triggers Row with Moldova over Voting in Separatist Region
- Russia’s parliamentary election has caused a diplomatic dispute with Moldova over plans to open 15 polling stations in the separatist Transdniestria region.
- Moscow says 220,000 Transdniestria residents hold Russian passports and can vote in the State Duma election.
- Moldova says Russian citizens may vote only at one polling station in the Russian Embassy in Chisinau and rejects voting in Transdniestria.
- Moldova called the planned stations “unacceptable and hostile,” while Russian spokesperson Maria Zakharova urged Moldova to withdraw its objections.
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The Russian parliamentary elections provoked a diplomatic dispute with the State of Moldova because of the latter ' s objections to the Kremlin ' s plan to open 15 electoral centres for Russian citizens in the Transniestria separatist region.
The electronic voting system in Moscow suffered a serious cyberattack in the midst of parliamentary elections in Russia. The post Russia: Diplomatic dispute with Moldova over polling stations in Transnistria appeared first on in.gr.
The Russians did the same in 2021.
Russian election triggers row with Moldova over voting in separatist region
Russia's parliamentary elections triggered a diplomatic conflict with the Republic of Moldova, after the Chisinau authorities opposed the Kremlin's plan to open 15 polling stations for Russian citizens in the Transnistrian separatist region. Moscow claims that 220,000 Transnistrian inhabitants, a pro-Russian region that broke up with the Republic of Moldova in 1990, ... The post Russia's elections provoke a diplomatic dispute between Moscow and …
Parliamentary elections in Russia provoked a diplomatic dispute between Moscow and Chisinau, after the Republic of Moldova opposed the opening of 15 polling stations in Transnistria.
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