Sandu strips Transnistrian officials of citizenship
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President Maia Sandu has revoked the Moldovan citizenship of three individuals, notably including two described as members of the de facto legislature in Tiraspol. This action by the head of state highlights ongoing efforts related to national sovereignty and the breakaway region.
Meanwhile, authorities are developing a mechanism to individually notify citizens affected by the recent large-scale cyberattack and data leak. New information reveals that an ordinary citizen initially uncovered the cyberattack, leading to ongoing investigations.
In other developments, Moldova and Ukraine are negotiating the implementation of joint border control at two crossing points within Moldovan territory. The Tofan government has also marked 100 days in office, with the ruling Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) acknowledging progress, while the opposition expressed little commendation.