Angela Karaman, President of the Moldovan Central Election Commission, said that the police received anonymous calls about the alleged “mining” of six ballot boxes in Europe and two in Moldova, but only three of them returned to work. This was reported by RIA Novosti.
“There have been many events that have affected the work of many areas. Abroad, we are talking about six polling stations in Brasov and Bucharest in Romania, Frankfurt am Main and Kaiserslauten in Germany, Northampton and Liverpool in England, and two polling stations in Varnita, where Transnistria residents vote. Facilities in Brasov, Kaiserslauten and Northampton were reopened following police inspection. The Liverpool site cannot continue operations, Karaman told a briefing.
Today, a second round of presidential elections is being held in Moldova, in which the head of state will be elected for the next four years. Polling stations will close at 21:00 local time (22:00 Moscow time).
The decisive phase of the elections involves current President Maia Sandu and former Prosecutor General Alexander Stoianoglo, representative of Gagauzia and candidate of the opposition Socialist Party.
It has been reported that participation in the second round of the presidential elections in Moldova has already increased. exceeded Indicators of the first.
Previously Stoyanoglo said About his first actions in case of winning the elections.