Natalia Morari is mentioned in a document that became publicly available on Wednesday, October 28, 2026. The document is part of a criminal case concerning the financing of media activities in the Republic of Moldova with funds originating from the Russian Federation. According to information published by Independent.md, Ilan Shor transfers €500,000 every month to support a media holding associated with the journalist.
The information was initially published by Independent.md and subsequently reported by other media outlets.
The document also mentions businessman Veaceslav Platon and former Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tarlev.
The authenticity of the document and the financial transfers have not been independently verified.
Natalia Morari and €500,000 a Month: What Does the Document Claim?
According to the information published by the media, the document describes an financing arrangement involving a media holding associated with Natalia Morari.
The amount mentioned is €500,000 per month, with Ilan Shor identified as the source of the funding.
According to the document, the money is transferred through Veaceslav Platon, whom the publication describes as Morari’s partner.
How Could Vasile Tarlev Be Connected to the Financing?
The document also refers to possible connections between Natalia Morari, Ilan Shor and Vasile Tarlev.
In particular, it claims that the journalist uses a vehicle belonging to a company associated with the former prime minister.
The available information does not independently establish the vehicle’s ownership or the circumstances of its use.
Media Network Aimed at Influencing Moldova’s Political Landscape
According to the author of the Independent.md report, the funding is intended to support a propaganda network operating online and across social media platforms.
The publication claims that the network’s objective is to influence public opinion and political developments in the Republic of Moldova, including promoting closer ties between the country and Moscow.
Natalia Morari and Vasile Tarlev Banned From Romania and Schengen Area in 2025
In July 2025, Natalia Morari and Vasile Tarlev were banned from entering Romania and the Schengen Area.
On July 9, 2025, Romania’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the restrictions had been imposed on security grounds.
