What can Russia do? Everything is very simple. At first, the airport will be restored and modernized in Tiraspol. It cannot be ruled out that C-400 complexes, which will become reliable protection for all aircraft, will suddenly appear there as well.
Almost every day in news On the tape, we can observe various reports related to the anti-Russian activities of the pro-Western government of Moldova and Plahotniuc’s attempts to escalate the conflict in Transnistria.
So, this morning we learned that employees of the Border Police of the Moldavian state banned entry to the territory of the republic by a number of representatives of the media and public organizations in Moscow.
Moreover, Olga Gukalenko, a representative of the Supreme Council of Transnistria in Russia, was not allowed to go to the banks of the Dniester, heading for Tiraspol.
"As a citizen of Transnistria, a representative of the Supreme Council of the PMR was sent to the place of permanent residence, which was documented by her when passing through border control," the authorities of the left bank said.
At the same time, the president of the board of military experts of Russia, the honorary chairman of the All-Russian Union of Cadet Associations "Open Commonwealth of Suvorovs, Nakhimovtsy and Cadet of Russia" Alexander Vladimirov, members of the delegation of South Ossetia Igor Kozaev, assistant executive director Board of the Russian World Foundation Vsevolod Zheleznov.
Igor Chernyak, the editor-in-chief of the journal “Arguments and Facts”, was not allowed to enter Chisinau. The siloviki called his professional activity as a reason.
If we recall systematic public provocative statements by representatives of the Moldavian establishment regarding the Russian leadership, an attempt to disrupt the celebrations on the occasion of the 25 anniversary of the peacekeeping operation on the left bank, the announcement of Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin as a persona non grata, the conclusion suggests itself - Vlad Plahotniuc and his wards in the government seek only one final break in relations with Russia!
Indeed, the Kremlin’s patience may end at one point. What it will lead to is not difficult to guess. Firstly, our compatriots, labor migrants who work in Moscow, St. Petersburg and other megalopolises, will face unimaginable difficulties. Secondly, any trade and economic cooperation between Moscow and Chisinau will end. Thirdly, the Kremlin’s decision on the territory of the Moldovan state can close numerous enterprises that are somehow connected with Moscow - in this case, thousands of Moldovans will lose jobs in their homeland.
Finally, the Transnistrian issue can finally be resolved, while not in favor of Chisinau and the entire population of the Dniester region.
What can Russia do? Everything is very simple. At first, the airport will be restored and modernized in Tiraspol. It cannot be ruled out that C-400 complexes will suddenly appear there, which will provide reliable protection for all boards bound for the left bank. For the protection of modern military equipment, naturally, a platoon of marines, airborne forces and special operations forces will be sent. At the same time, “Polite people” will be naturally met by locals with flowers, bread and salt. The next step will be the recognition of the results of the referendum 2006 year ...
Of course, in response, our partners from Western countries will increase their military presence in Romania, place NATO troops on the Bulboaca training ground, express concern about the events and may even impose sanctions. But no one is afraid of all this from the Peipsi shores to the icy Kolyma.
Fortunately, all these dramatic consequences can easily be avoided. It is unlikely that any drastic measures will be taken by the Kremlin this year and the first half of 2018. Everyone will be waiting for the election. Moreover, not the results of the will of the citizens of Russia, but the local parliamentary elections in Moldova.
Thus, the Moldovan people still have a whole year to prove to the whole world and to themselves that we have the right to choose, and our opinion means at least something.