Doina Nistor, the Deputy Prime Minister of Moldova, reported that the country's electoral commission system was targeted by a Russian cyber attack, part of a larger hybrid campaign aimed at destabilizing Moldova. The attack involved hackers targeting Wi-Fi routers to overload the electoral commission's servers. Officials, including Maia Sandu's advisor, Stanislav Secrieru, noted that Russian interference is more significant than in previous elections. The upcoming parliamentary elections will see a contest between the pro-EU Action and Solidarity Party and the pro-Russian Patriotic Bloc, determining Moldova's future direction. Teljes cikk (Portfolio.hu)