Moldova's Presidential Election and EU Referendum Amid Russian Meddling Allegations

- Moldovans vote in a presidential election and EU referendum amid Russian meddling allegations.
- Incumbent Maia Sandu leads polls but may face a run-off on November 3.
- Sandu stated, Our vote at the referendum will define our fate for many decades to come, urging participation.
- Fugitive tycoon Ilan Shor accused of trying to bribe voters against EU membership.
- Turnout for the referendum was only 16% by noon, raising validity concerns.
- Sandu's government faces tensions with Russia, especially after the Ukraine invasion.
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