The prosecutors' evaluation commission issued non-promotion reports for two officials from the General Prosecutor's Office and one from the Chișinău municipal prosecution.
Three prosecutors received non-promotion reports after an ethical and financial integrity review.
Eduard Varzar and Ghenadie Pîrlii are from the General Prosecutor's Office; Veaceslav Potînga from Chișinău.
The evaluation is part of Moldova's justice reform tied to its EU accession bid.
The evaluation commission accepted Alexandru Machidon's explanation for a large cash sum found hidden in his late parents' basement, clearing his path to the role of prosecutor general.
€75,000 was found in a plastic bag in the cellar of Machidon's late parents' home.
Moldova's integrity evaluation commission accepted his account and cleared him to serve as prosecutor general.
The outcome raises questions about the rigour of integrity checks as Moldova pursues EU accession.
The Superior Council of Prosecutors urges the public to let the formal process run its course, as questions mount over Prosecutor General Alexandru Machidon's unexplained cash.
CSP asks the public to allow the formal integrity review of Machidon to proceed without outside pressure.
The prosecutor general declared he found €75,000 in cash in his home cellar.
The council gave no timeline or details on the stage of the integrity evaluation.
Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu congratulated artist Vlad Sabajuc and director Roman Burlaca for Moldova's eighth-place finish at Eurovision Song Contest 2026.
Moldelectrica reports emergency disconnections on the Vulcănești–Isaccea and Vulcănești–MGRES interconnection lines; the R-1 national road has been temporarily closed.
Two 400 kV lines — Vulcănești–Isaccea and Vulcănești–MGRES — were knocked out by the storm.
The R-1 national road linking Chișinău to the Romanian border was temporarily blocked.
Moldelectrica mobilised all operational personnel to restore the lines.