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Moldova's Pro-EU Leader Elected to Second Term
Moldova's pro-European Union leader, President Maia Sandu, has claimed victory over pro-Russian challenger Alexandr Stoianoglo in a presidential runoff marred by Kremlin interference.
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... "Moldova, today you are victorious," she said in a statement Sunday as it appeared she was en route to a second term in office. "Together, we've shown the strength of our unity, democracy and commitment to a dignified future. "Thank you, dear Moldovans, at home and abroad," she continued, "Walk with pride -- you are freedom, hope and resilience. I am proud to serve you all." The election comes as Moldova seeks to join the EU in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine nearly 1,000 days ago. The Balkan nation, with its pro-Russia separatist Transnistria region where 2,000 Russian troops are station, has been viewed as a potential target for Kremlin aggression, including invasion. ...
"Thank you, dear Moldovans, at home and abroad," she continued, "Walk with pride -- you are freedom, hope and resilience. I am proud to serve you all."
The election comes as Moldova seeks to join the EU in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine nearly 1,000 days ago. The Balkan nation, with its pro-Russia separatist Transnistria region where 2,000 Russian troops are station, has been viewed as a potential target for Kremlin aggression, including invasion. ...
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