The head of Moldova Igor Dodon annulled the decree on dissolving the Parliament and holding early elections. according to his statement, the decision of the Vice-President of the Democratic party Pavel Filip does not meet the standards of the Constitution. about this he said at a press conference after a meeting of the Supreme security Council, which was absent the Prosecutor General Eduard Harunjen and head of the national Bank of Moldova Sergey Cockle. at the beginning of summer in Moldova again escalated the political situation. The Pro-Russian Party of socialists and Pro-European bloc ACUM on the first day of the weekend put together a parliamentary the vast majority, and the country after three months of waiting for a new government headed by Maia Sandu. However, the constitutional court declared the decision illegal. on the following day the constitutional court was appointed Vice-Chairman of the democratic party, Pavel Filip, the acting President, he signed the order to dissolve Parliament and set a date for early elections on September 6. in response, the Parliament said the attempt was in power the Democratic party through the judges to usurp power. <span style="color:darkgray