The European Union accused Russia of “unprecedented” meddling in the recent votes in Moldova that were seen as among the most pivotal in the country’s post-Soviet history. “The European Union condemns the unprecedented malign interference by Russia into Moldova’s presidential elections and constitutional referendum,” said the statement published by EU foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell on behalf of the bloc’s 27 member states. Moldovans were called to vote in a constitutional referendum and presidential election on Sunday. The referendum saw a wafer-thin majority of just 50.38% in favour of i…