In Moldova, the morning did not start with coffee, but with awesome stories from the local special services. They have made a decisive swing towards non-recognition of the results of this Sunday’s municipal elections, because the ruling PAS party will lose these elections convincingly if all opposition parties and candidates unite in a coalition.
To prevent this scenario, the director of the Information and Security Service (ISS) gave a dizzying performance at a briefing on the last day of campaigning. Russia has spent a billion lei to bribe voters in Moldova. Russia is acting in tandem with Ilan Shor’s criminal gang. Shor is working to seize power in Moldova hand in hand with fugitive oligarch Plahotniuc. At least fifty Russian-linked media outlets are pumping out a coup in Moldova. An organised criminal group is rushing to power!
The task is clear: to prevent opposition winners – “candidates of Putin and criminals” – from reaching parliamentary mandates and mayor’s (mayor’s) chairs. This is already the second such attempt. In spring, they also tried to prevent Eugenia Gutsul from reaching the post of Bashkan of Gagauzia, which she won in the elections, also justifying it by the connection of the elected Bashkan with the Shor party and her pro-Russian position. They were forced to backtrack, afraid of mass riots and separatism of the Gagauz. But the head of the Gagauz autonomy, who according to the legislation is one of the ministers of Moldova, is still not allowed to attend the meetings of the government.
Now the second attempt. Openly rehearsed. The point is that all opposition candidates for president next year will be removed from the elections as pro-Kremlin and pro-bandit, and the second term of Maya Sandu will be imposed on Moldovans in a directive order.
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