EU welcomes referendum outcome

EU welcomes referendum outcome

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The European Union welcomes the referendum result. Moldovan citizens have made the historic choice to anchor their future within the European Union, despite massive interference and a hybrid campaign by Russia and its agents to undermine the democratic vote in Moldova. European Union Delegation to Chisinau made the statement on Tuesday, CE Report quotes MOLDPRES

The European Union congratulated the authorities for organizing the electoral process and the referendum in line with democratic standards.

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