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Moldova Condemns “Unacceptable” Russian Polling-Station Plan in Breakaway Transnistria

Moldova has condemned Russia’s plan to open polling stations in breakaway Transnistria as unacceptable, warning it violates national sovereignty directly.

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Moldova Condemns “Unacceptable” Russian Polling-Station Plan in Breakaway Transnistria

Moldova has condemned Russia’s reported plan to establish polling stations in the breakaway region of Transnistria, calling the move unacceptable. Chisinau says the proposal could undermine Moldova’s sovereignty and legitimize separatist authorities that control the territory with Russian support. Moscow has not fully clarified the plan’s implementation or legal basis. The dispute adds to tensions surrounding Transnistria, where political, security, and military issues have remained unresolved since the region broke away from Moldova decades ago and remain contentious today still.

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