Russia plans to open 16 polling stations in Transnistria, Moldova's Foreign Ministry responds
Moldova's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has criticized Moscow's plan to open additional polling stations for elections to the Russian State Duma in the unrecognized Transnistrian region.
Claims & verification status
Russia plans to open 16 polling stations in Transnistria.
Moldova's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has criticized Moscow's plan.
Impact analysis
Who claims what
- —Russia plans to open 16 polling stations in Transnistria.
- —Moldova's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has criticized Moscow's plan. (per Moldova's Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
Our assessment
If Russia proceeds with opening polling stations in Transnistria and Moldova publicly objects, bilateral tensions may increase and cross-border political uncertainty could rise in…
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