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Council Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1434 of 15 July 2025 implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/888 concerning restrictive measures in view of actions destabilising the Republic of Moldova

Council Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1434 of 15 July 2025 implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/888 concerning restrictive measures in view of actions destabilising the Republic of Moldova

Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1434 · Regulation · 3 articles

Data as of 2026-07-04 · Compiled from an official source version. Later amendments or repeals may not be reflected; the official text prevails. · Read the official text ↗

Article 1

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Annex I to Regulation (EU) 2023/888 is amended in accordance with the Annex to this Regulation.

Article 2

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This Regulation shall enter into force on the date of its publication in the Official Journal of the European Union .

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ANNEX Annex I to Regulation (EU) 2023/888 is amended as follows: (1) the following entries are added to the table under the heading ‘A. Natural persons’:   Name Identifying information Statement of reasons Date of listing ‘17. Alexandru BEȘCHIERU Function: Leader of the “Forța de Alternativă și de Salvare a Moldovei” (“Alternative and Salvation Force of Moldova”) political party DOB: 5.7.1990 POB: Chișinău, Republic of Moldova Gender: male Nationality: Republic of Moldova Alexandru Beșchieru is the leader of the “Forța de Alternativă și de Salvare a Moldovei” (“FASM”) political party, which is one of the successors of the outlawed ȘOR political party, led by Ilan Shor. In April 2024, Ilan Shor launched in Moscow the Victory/Pobeda Political Bloc, which unites the successors of his party, including FASM. As the leader of FASM, Alexandru Beșchieru represents the party and coordinates its activities. He is therefore associated with the Victory/Pobeda Political Bloc. He is also associated with Ilan Shor. 15.7.2025 18. Victoria FURTUNĂ Function: Politician – Leader of the “Moldova Mare” political party DOB: 24.2.1981 POB: Hâncești, Republic of Moldova Gender: female Nationality: Republic of Moldova Victoria Furtună is a politician from the Republic of Moldova who has received significant support from Ilan Shor and the Victory/Pobeda Political Bloc, which is the successor of the outlawed ȘOR political party, led by Ilan Shor. In particular, during the 2024 Presidential election, members of the Victory/Pobeda Political Bloc were encouraged to vote for Victoria Furtună, including through bribing schemes. Moreover, in breach of electoral laws prohibiting campaigning during the day of the elections, listed person Ilan Shor and his associates instructed their supporters to vote for Victoria Furtună. Therefore, she is associated with the Victory/Pobeda Political Bloc. She is also associated with Ilan Shor. 15.7.2025 19. Vadim GROZAVU Function: Leader of the “Victorie” (Victory) political party DOB: 2.12.1984 POB: Republic of Moldova Gender: male Nationality: Republic of Moldova Vadim Grozavu is the leader of the “Victorie” political party, which is one of the successors of the outlawed ȘOR political party, led by listed person Ilan Shor. In April 2024, Ilan Shor launched in Moscow the Victory/Pobeda Political Bloc, which unites the successors of his party, including Victory. As the leader of Victory, Vadim Grozavu represents the party and coordinates its activities. He is therefore associated with the Victory/Pobeda Political Bloc. He is also associated with Ilan Shor. 15.7.2025 20. Irina MIHAIL LOZOVAN Function: Politician – “Renaștere” (Revival) political party DOB: 27.12.1983 POB: Lipcani, Republic of Moldova Gender: female Nationality: Republic of Moldova Irina Lozovan is a politician in the Republic of Moldova from the Renaștere political party (“Renaștere”/“Revival”)), which is one of the successors of the outlawed ȘOR political party, led by listed person Ilan Shor. In April 2024, Ilan Shor launched in Moscow the Victory/Pobeda Political Bloc, which unites the successors of his party, including Renaștere. Irina Lozovan took part in this event and played an executive role in Ilan Shor’s bribing scheme in the context of the presidential elections and constitutional referendum on EU accession of 2024. By seriously undermining the holding of elections, Irina Lozovan is responsible for actions that undermine or threaten democracy, the rule of law, stability or security in the Republic of Moldova. She is also associated with the Victory/Pobeda Political Bloc and Ilan Shor. 15.7.2025 21. Alexei LUNGU Function: Journalist, President of “Șansă” (Chance) Political Party POB: Republic of Moldova Gender: male Nationality: Republic of Moldova Alexei Lungu is the leader of the “Șansă” political party, which is one of the successors of the outlawed ȘOR political party, led by listed person Ilan Shor. In April 2024, Ilan Shor launched in Moscow the Victory/Pobeda political bloc, which unites the successors of his party, including Șansă. As the leader of Șansă, Alexei Lungu represents the party and coordinates its activities. He is therefore associated with the Victory/Pobeda Political Bloc. He is also associated with Ilan Shor. 15.7.2025 22. Alexandr NESTEROVSCHI Function: Politician DOB: 11.1.1981 POB: Răuțel, Republic of Moldova Gender: male Nationality: Republic of Moldova Alexandr Nesterovschi is a politician from the Republic of Moldova who has been involved in bribing schemes organised by listed person Ilan Shor in order to corrupt several politicians from the Republic of Moldova to create an apparently pro-European movement, but that was in fact controlled by Ilan Shor from Moscow. During his criminal trial, Alexandr Nesterovschi received support from Russia and Ilan Shor. He was sentenced to 12 years in prison for political corruption. By undermining the democratic political process, including by attempting to destabilise or overthrow the constitutional order, Alexandr Nesterovschi is responsible for actions or policies which undermine or threaten the sovereignty and independence of the Republic of Moldova, or democracy, the rule of law, stability or security in the Republic of Moldova. He is also associated with Ilan Shor. 15.7.2025 23. Natalia PARASCA Function: Politician; leader of the “Renaștere” (Revival) political party; board member of “Evrazia” organization DOB: 2.2.1990 POB: Ukraine Gender: female Nationality: Russian Natalia Parasca is the leader of the “Renaștere” (Revival) political party, which is one of the successors of the outlawed ȘOR political party, led by listed person Ilan Shor. In April 2024, Ilan Shor launched in Moscow the Victory/Pobeda Political Bloc, which unites the successors of his party, including Renaștere. As the leader of Renaștere, Natalia Parasca represents the party and coordinates its activities. She is also a member of the board of listed entity Evrazia, which is actively involved in the illegal financing schemes of Ilan Shor. Natalia Parasca is therefore associated with the Victory/Pobeda Political Bloc, Ilan Shor and Evrazia. 15.7.2025’ (2) the following entries are added to the table under the heading ‘B. Legal persons, entities and bodies’:   Name Identifying information Statement of Reasons Date of listing ‘3. A7 OOO (A7 LLC) Type of entity: Limited liability company Address: 125196, Moscow, District of Tverskoy, Lesnaya Street 9, Room 2/10, Russian Federation Registration number: 087101182757 A7 has been established by Ilan Shor, together with multiple financial companies in Moscow, partnering with Russian state entities. These companies are linked to efforts to influence the Presidential elections and Constitutional referendum on EU accession held in the Republic of Moldova in 2024. Ilan Shor used A7 to transfer money to voters, offering payments in exchange for votes against the referendum and for specific candidates in the Presidential elections. By seriously undermining the holding of elections, A7 is responsible for actions that undermine or threaten democracy, the rule of law, stability or security in the Republic of Moldova. A7 is also associated with Ilan Shor. 15.7.2025 4. VICTORY/POBEDA POLITICAL BLOC Политический блок “Победа” Type of entity: Political bloc Address: Moscow, Russian Federation The Victory/Pobeda Political Bloc was established by Ilan Shor on 21 April 2024. The bloc was formed with several notable signatories including Marina Tauber and Evghenia Guțul, and leaders of the “Chance” (Șansă), “Revival” (Renaștere), “Victory” (Victorie) and “Alternative and Salvation Force of Moldova” (Forța de Alternativă și de Salvare a Moldovei) parties. During the assembly, Ilan Shor was elected as the chairman of the political bloc, with listed persons Evghenia Guțul as the executive secretary and Marina Tauber as the secretary. The Victory/Pobeda Political Bloc is involved in spreading false information and engaged in vote-buying schemes during the presidential elections and the constitutional referendum on EU accession held in the Republic of Moldova in 2024. By undermining the democratic political process, including by seriously undermining the holding of elections, the Victory/Pobeda Political Bloc is responsible for actions or policies that undermine or threaten the sovereignty and independence of the Republic of Moldova, or democracy, the rule of law, stability or security in the Republic of Moldova. It is also associated with Ilan Shor. 15.7.2025 5. The Cultural Educational Centre of Moldova (“Культурно-образовательный центр Молдовы”) Type of entity: Autonomous non-profit organisation Address: Moscow, Russian Federation Registration number: 1237700920654 – 9705215107/770501001 Website: https://moldovacenter.ru/ The Cultural Educational Centre of Moldova facilitated electoral interference in the 2024 presidential elections by distributing free vouchers to voters transported to a Moscow polling station, while simultaneously promoting the “Card of the Citizen of the Republic of Moldova in the Russian Federation” propaganda program. Those activities have been conducted in coordination with Ilan Shor and other associates, to systematically influence electoral outcomes. Ilan Shor and Evghenia Guțul, together with the Victory political party, promoted the opening of the Cultural Educational Center in multiple Russian cities. The launch event has also been used as a platform to promote the agenda of the Victory/Pobeda Political Bloc, led by Ilan Shor and Evghenia Guțul. By undermining the democratic political process, including by seriously undermining the holding of elections, the Cultural Educational Centre of Moldova is responsible for actions or policies that undermine or threaten the sovereignty and independence of the Republic of Moldova, or democracy, the rule of law, stability or security in the Republic of Moldova. The Cultural Educational Centre of Moldova is therefore associated with Ilan Shor. 15.7.2025’

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