Overview
- The Electoral Commission’s count shows Maia Sandu’s PAS won about 50.20% of the parliamentary vote.
- OSCE observers described hybrid threats as unprecedented, while Moscow denied interference and Sergei Lavrov claimed the election was manipulated.
- A senior security source reported denial‑of‑service floods generating over 16 million sessions and brief outages affecting parliament and emergency‑service sites.
- Officials plan grid upgrades, new power lines and faster renewable deployment toward a 30% target by decade’s end, alongside swift prosecutions of alleged saboteurs.
- Results underscored regional splits, with the pro‑Russian Patriotic Bloc taking 24% nationally and 82% in Gagauzia, as protests continued and reporting tied opposition backing to Ilan Shor.