EU Acts Against Destabilizing Forces in Moldavia

The European Union has sanctioned five individuals, including the pro-Russian governor, Eugenia Gutful, and one entity in response to destabilizing actions in Moldavia. This move aims to mitigate Russian influence in the region amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

The European Union has announced sanctions on five individuals and one entity due to their destabilizing activities in Moldavia, in a stand against Russian influence, confirmed the bloc on Monday.

The sanctioned individuals include Eugenia Gutful, the pro-Russian governor of Moldavia's Gagauzia region, along with several officials tied to separatist movements within the area.

This measure forms part of a broader strategy by the EU to curb external interference and ensure stability in the Eastern European nation.

(With inputs from agencies.)