Moldova has accused Moscow of interfering in its EU membership referendum by bribing over 130,000 citizens to sway the vote. National police chief Viorel Cernautanu described the situation as an 'unprecedented, direct attack,' with significant funds allegedly transferred to influence the election. Incumbent President Maia Sandu supports EU membership, while oligarch Ilan Shor, living in Moscow, is accused of orchestrating bribery efforts against the referendum. International condemnation of Russia's actions is growing, with concerns about the integrity of Moldova's democratic processes. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)