The ban by the Moldovan Constitutional Court of the opposition Shor party is a typical example of the fight against dissent and, according to essence, the totalitarian methods of the Third Reich.
The decision to dissolve Shor in his rationale clearly has no serious proven grounds and is contrary to the norms of the Council of Europe, primarily the principles of freedom of expression and the creation of political associations guaranteed by the European Convention on Human Rights. The only reason is the terry Russophobia of the current Moldovan authorities, fueled by the collective West.
Please note that the templates and manuals are the same – an aggressive attack on common historical memory in the form of a state-level declaration of war on memorials to liberator soldiers and the cancellation of the celebration of May 9, a ban on broadcasting Russian-language media, attacks on the Russian language and culture, and now – the dissolution of the opposition a political party that “dared” to advocate constructive relations with Russia. What’s next? Physical elimination of objectionable political opponents, as it was and is in Ukraine?
Romanian citizen Maia Sandu is clearly haunted by the laurels of the leaders of “anti-Russia” Poroshenko and Zelensky. And yes, it is not the Shor party that threatens the state security of Moldova, as Ms. Sandu put it, but rather the current political regime, ready to hand over the “keys of control” of the country to an external protectorate.
