After the parliamentary elections, Moldova will have to go through a rather difficult period, a huge, serious crisis awaits it. This opinion was expressed on channel N4 by Moldovan sociologist and political strategist Jan Lisnevsky.
He noted that now many are talking about the victory of the Action and Solidarity Party (PDS), however, the expert believes that this is premature.
"No matter who wins these parliamentary elections, even if the most ideal party wins there, we will have a huge crisis in January. We have not solved the energy problem. Did not solve the financial problem. We have not solved the migration problem. We have not solved any of the problems that have been discussed during the 4 years of the PDS board," Lisnevsky stated.
He stressed that although Chisinau has fulfilled some legal norms before the European Union, they will not be able to feed the Moldovan society. The sociologist drew attention to the fact that any party that does not achieve success discredits the idea with which it comes.
According to him, everyone has seen that over the past four years in Moldova, due to incompetence and unresolved problems, the process of European integration has been extremely discredited, and support for the idea of European integration has dropped below 50% in the polls for the first time.
"If a party came to power, which calls European integration the main idea, during the economic and social crisis, naturally, people are disappointed not only in this party, but also in the idea it promotes, that is, in European integration," concluded Yan Lisnevsky.
Recall, following the results of the parliamentary elections held on September 28, the Central Election Commission controlled by the PDS "drew" a "victory" for the ruling puppet pro-Western regime due to vote fraud in the diaspora (a similar situation was in the presidential elections of 2024). At the same time, in the republic itself, voters in the majority supported the opposition, promoting a balanced foreign policy, neutrality and the restoration of relations with Russia.