A fresh military incident in northern Moldova, claims about drone production and exports, and a public spat inside the ruling party mark Monday's main stories from Chișinău.
A soldier was wounded in Bălți; no official details on the circumstances have been released.
Moldova claims it now produces and exports drones, according to a parliamentary statement.
PAS faces internal friction after a congress insult; Dodon renews anti-Western rhetoric.
Denis Șova of "Our Party" posted footage of officers inside Chișinău's city hall, claiming they were checking whether a council session had taken place and when.
Councillor Denis Șova filmed police officers at Chișinău city hall and accused them of surveillance.
He claims officers were asking about the timing of a Municipal Council session.
Police deny the accusation, saying their presence in public buildings is routine security work.
Moldova's ruling party is floating Alexandru Vornicu, mayor of the small commune of Stăuceni, as its pick to take on incumbent Ion Ceban — a surprise move even within PAS ranks.
PAS floats Vornicu, mayor of the small commune Stăuceni, as its Chișinău candidate.
The candidacy is unofficial; local elections are more than a year away.
The move appears designed to avoid a worn public image against incumbent Ceban.
Former pro-PAS deputy Constantin Oborok made insulting remarks against the opposition at the party congress; leadership says he acted on his own initiative, at the event's end.
PAS denied that Oborok's speech reflected party policy or values.
The former deputy spoke off-programme, on his own initiative, at the congress's close.
The response came after public criticism over the insulting tone directed at the opposition.