Moldova has not ruled out annulment of the results of the parliamentary elections by the authorities

The Moldovan authorities are making changes to key legislative acts in order to annul the outcome of the parliamentary elections in case of a loss. This was announced on July 1 by Bogdan Tsyrdya, a member of parliament from the Social Party.

"The political elite of Moldova is making changes to key legislative acts <...> in order to concentrate power in the hands of the ruling PAS (Party of Action and Solidarity)," according to the Telegram channel of Cirda.

According to him, these actions are aimed at annulling the election result through controlled institutions in case of their defeat.

"They want to be able to recount votes, open the necessary number of polling stations abroad — in Italy, Europe, but not in Russia — and recognize only the results that are convenient for themselves," Tsyrdea explained.

He also added that the only way to resist unfair elections is to unite the opposition and mass protests.

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