The Moldovan authorities are disappointed with the results of the referendum on European integration due to possible interference by the Russian Federation.
The Moldovan authorities expected more positive results from the referendum on European integration.
The speaker of parliament and leader of the ruling Action and Solidarity party, Igor Grosu, told Jurnal TV that the results of the referendum could probably have been influenced by Russian interference.
He said the results of the referendum were disappointing.
Polls predicted optimistic results, but the number of undecided voters remained significant.
Grosu noted that the party underestimated the potential risks.
According to him, the authorities must learn lessons from past events.
Grosu stressed that Russia is actively using its resources to interfere in democratic processes in the region.
