With the Moldovan parliamentary elections approaching, Russian interference is becoming more brazen, as various pro-Russian groups attempt to influence the outcome. These tactics include coordinated cyberattacks on political institutions, the proliferation of disinformation through troll farms, and the use of vote-buying to manipulate electoral results. The pro-European PAS party, which is currently in power and led by President Maia Sandu, is facing significant challenges from these efforts, particularly as it seeks to maintain its majority in the upcoming polls. The situation raises concerns about the broader implications for Moldova’s political stability, especially given its geopolitical position between Eastern Europe and Russia. The European Union and other international actors have expressed worry about the growing Russian influence and are closely monitoring the election process. Analysts warn that the outcome could have far-reaching consequences for Moldova’s relations with both Russia and the EU, as well as for the overall security of the region.