Moldova’s ruling pro-EU party wins election marred by claims of Russian meddling

In Moldova, President Maia Sandu’s Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) has won over 50% of the vote, leaving the pro-Russian Patriotic Bloc trailing with less than 25%. If results are confirmed, PAS will keep its majority in the 101-seat parliament. Following the election, Sandu warned of “massive Russian interference,” stressing that the country’s future, situated between Ukraine and Romania, hangs in the balance. France24 International Affairs commentator Douglas Herbert gives his insights.