Ukraine War: Russia accused of political interference in Moldova

Sky News published this video item, entitled “Ukraine War: Russia accused of political interference in Moldova” – below is their description.

Russia is being accused of political interference in Moldova, with regular protests and allegations of a recent attempted coup.

One cyber watchdog in the country says they are now fighting a pro-Russian hybrid war.

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