“Moldavia, you have won.” Prowest Maia Sandu remained President

In a crucial fight for Moldova's presidency, Maia Sandu again gained citizens' confidence, gaining over 55% of the vote. After calculating the results from almost all election committees, it becomes clear that pro-Western politics and European aspirations of Moldova are reflected in the choice of its inhabitants. Despite the exceptionally tense atmosphere, reinforced with accusations of Russian interference in elections, The Moldovans showed evidence activity.

First, there are votes from tiny commissions, villages and east abroad commissions. It is only at the end that the votes of diaspora from western countries are counted, where evidence attendance was recorded in this vote, exceeding 320 000 votes. Diaspora in this part of the planet mostly supports pro-European forces. In the first circular of elections, around 70% of voters voting abroad voted for Sandu.

Amendments and fresh objectives

I promise to be president of all of you. We may have different views, talk different languages, but we all want peace, common knowing and a good life for our children – that's how Sandu set her goal for the coming years. She besides admitted that changes are needed in the country.

I full realize that this vote was driven by the request for a change that society is waiting for. Know that I heard all the voices, including the critical ones. – she said.

The fight for re-election of Maia Sandu, supported by the Action and Solidarity organization (PAS), points to Moldova's commitment to the European Union and the strengthening of ties with the West as the main nonsubjective of its governments.

Alexander Stoianoglo, her opponent, is referred to in the media as a pro-Russian politician belonging to the socialist party. Although he presented himself as pro-European during the election campaign, he besides called for improved relations with Russia.

Duda and Tusk congratulate

President Andrzej Duda congratulated Mai Sandu on her re-election as president of Moldova.

Your triumph is simply a clear sign that Moldova is in a democratic and united Europe; no external forces will change that – wrote Duda on platform X.

The results were besides addressed by Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

Despite Russia's aggressive and massive interference in the Moldovan presidential election, Maia Sandu most likely defeated Moscow's favorite. Let us hope that this trend will proceed for the coming days and months besides in another countries – reads the Prime Minister's entry on the X platform.