In Moldova, just over half of voters supported EU integration in the referendum, and there are several reasons for this, said Ruslan Rokhov, political analyst and managing partner at PGR Consulting Group LLC, in a comment to RBC-Ukraine. He believes the first reason is that there is a significant number of opponents to EU integration in Moldova, primarily from the pro-Russian electorate. “The Russian Federation actively worked to expand its base by essentially intimidating Moldovans. They linked the future drift toward the EU with the fact that NATO would come next, and then military bases. Th…