Moldovan Parliament Speaker: “Russia must pay for the occupation of Transnistria”

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Moldovan Parliament Speaker Andrian Candu, according to some data, who has Romanian citizenship, gave an interview to the Latvian media Latvijas Avizein which he called Transnistria a territory “occupied by Russia”. The material was released under the pathetic title "Battlefield: Moldova."
According to Candu, a “pro-Russian president” was elected in Moldova, which “affects the European integration course” of the state. At the same time, the speaker of the parliament noted, not without satisfaction, that the powers of the president in Moldova are limited, since the country is a parliamentary republic. Candu confirmed that the country is divided geopolitically. From his interview:
The country is geopolitically divided. As a pro-European side, we do not want a conflict with Russia, but we want a relationship based on mutual respect - that Russia treats us as an equal, and not as a country of the second or third class. If Dodon regards Russia as the main partner, then we see such a partnership in the EU and the USA.


Moldovan Parliament Speaker: “Russia must pay for the occupation of Transnistria”




From Candu’s statement on Transnistria:
We believe that about 2 thousand Russian soldiers in Transnistria are occupying forces. They organize joint exercises with the so-called army of Transnistria. Russian units pose a security threat, as this is an illegal military presence, such as the presence of the Russian army in Abkhazia, South Ossetia and eastern Ukraine. We are trying to talk about the illegal presence of Russian troops in Transnistria at the international level, and we hope that this issue will reach the UN.

Then Kandu, who continues to "see" the Russian army in the Donbas, said that Chisinau is going to bill Moscow for the "occupation". From the statement:
Russia violated international law. We intend to hire an international law firm to calculate losses from the presence of Russia in Transnistria over 25 years. The bill will be measured in billions of dollars.


At the same time, the speaker of the parliament did not say a word about when the Moldovan authorities would move from flawed rhetoric to the matter of restoring the Moldovan economy. After all, Moldova's GDP is still seriously inferior in terms of its GDP indicators of the Moldavian SSR of the 80 model. And the simplest thing for the Moldovan authorities with Romanian passports is to look for those guilty of this, not among themselves, but in the territory of Russia.
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  1. +11
    20 January 2018 10: 19
    Account, please indicate where to transfer the contribution ...))))
    1. +5
      20 January 2018 10: 24
      “To the village of grandfather” - will that be the address, Vitaly? ?? wassat Hello! !! hi
      1. +18
        20 January 2018 10: 33
        Transnistria for Moldova is like a bone in the throat.
        Once I often traveled to Chisinau in the summer. There really is nowhere to buy there, so we went by diesel to Odessa to the Black Sea - it took us about 5 hours to get there. When the Transnistrian conflict began, the railway through Tiraspol was closed. I had to swim in the dirty water of local reservoirs. Even then, the Moldovans did not shout with might and main that Moldova is Romania. These stubborn normal people called Romanians. Then they began to supplant the Russians and squeeze out real estate. So my grandmother was in Belarus.
        1. +4
          20 January 2018 11: 22
          I have relatives in Telenesti. Russian Moldovans are disgusted with themselves. And accordingly, I have them .. Let them puff like frogs ... They look in their mouths with the Romanians and hope they will heal .. And there is nothing to hope for future elections. Does it concern you, Andrew Nexus.
          Quote: Thrall
          Transnistria for Moldova is like a bone in the throat.
          Once I often traveled to Chisinau in the summer. There really is nowhere to buy there, so we went by diesel to Odessa to the Black Sea - it took us about 5 hours to get there. When the Transnistrian conflict began, the railway through Tiraspol was closed. I had to swim in the dirty water of local reservoirs. Even then, the Moldovans did not shout with might and main that Moldova is Romania. These stubborn normal people called Romanians. Then they began to supplant the Russians and squeeze out real estate. So my grandmother was in Belarus.
          1. +9
            20 January 2018 11: 29
            Quote: 210ox
            I have relatives in Telenesti. Russian Moldovans are disgusted with themselves. And accordingly, I have them .. Let them puff like frogs ... They look in their mouths with the Romanians and hope they will heal .. And there is nothing to hope for future elections. Does it concern you, Andrew Nexus.

            I agree here not diplomacy should work, but the FSB. Any bastard behaves painfully freely. A few accidents, I think they would moderate their ardor.
            1. +3
              20 January 2018 12: 04
              Oh, a new vector appeared on VO. In addition to people who want to start a war and justify those who went to have fun and shoot at people, you now also suggest sabotage in other countries. Well, actually well done straight.
              1. +17
                20 January 2018 12: 27
                Quote: Dr_Engie
                Dr_engie

                Unfortunately, you only understand when you are hit on the head. This is not what I invented so historically.
                1. +6
                  20 January 2018 12: 40
                  “Russia has violated international law.


                  One feels a hand striped and here they start their game.
                  1. 0
                    21 January 2018 21: 28
                    He who pays money dances the girl. What are you all so upset about Moldova? Isn't it all the same to you where she "looks"? Chess word, so many comments on and without reason. Well, our fate is such, to disappear into history, so they lasted a long time, several empires died during the same time, how could a small principality be preserved? No way. and the fact that the current authorities are walking the world with outstretched hands is because they do not know how to do anything else, because in post-Soviet universities they teach tremble, not engineering.
                2. +10
                  20 January 2018 14: 49
                  Moldova is that country in which you can arrange in the Russian police and the Federal Migration Service after conducting raids at construction sites. Hundreds of thousands of expelled Moldovans will tear any government in Chisinau laughing
                  1. +3
                    20 January 2018 22: 22
                    No, they will not tear up: they will simply leave to work in another country.
                    1. +3
                      20 January 2018 23: 28
                      To Kyrgyzstan? Or to Ukraine?
                      speaker to register, punch through the bases suddenly from where he fled.
                  2. 0
                    21 January 2018 21: 33
                    Meaning to tear? From this jobs will not arise, Well, rob, drink, then again, somewhere else it will be necessary to look for food. There are families, children, parents, where to take them from here. If you turn off electricity and gas today, 2 \ 3 Moldovans will die out ...
          2. +6
            20 January 2018 11: 36
            Quote: 210ox
            Moldavians are disgusted with Russian people, and accordingly I have them ..

            It is natural. Not a single person has warm feelings for those, but whom he, in his opinion, is forced to "work." But the fact that not Russians, but their own government force them to “hobble”, does not reach many. Solving two-way is more difficult than one-way. Especially when there are those who constantly tell you tales.
        2. +4
          20 January 2018 18: 05
          "Drove to Odessa ..."
          Straight breathed the local flavor! smile
      2. +4
        20 January 2018 11: 17
        Vitaly is here again .. Now we’ll "heal" ...
        But seriously, Vitaly do not have ailment anymore. And stupid restrain ...
        1. +1
          20 January 2018 18: 46
          And what kind of illness does Vitalik have?
    2. +10
      20 January 2018 10: 38
      and not as a country of the second or third grade.

      If all sorts of Romanians wipe your feet about you, then the whole world will be both the EU and the USA will treat you like that. laughing
      We intend to hire an international law firm to calculate the loss from Russia's presence in Transnistria for 25 years.

      By the way dunce, those to whom you gave an interview also 25 years, everyone expects to receive compensation from Russia, at least a fool would ask, well, so for the overall development. laughing
      1. +18
        20 January 2018 10: 42
        Moldovan Parliament Speaker: “Russia must pay for the occupation of Transnistria”
        Everything is terrified !!! Moldova is the most severe country with a military constitution!
      2. +12
        20 January 2018 10: 43
        As a petition you serve a serf.
      3. +6
        20 January 2018 11: 04
        Quote: vovanpain
        By the way dunce, those to whom you gave an interview also 25 years, everyone expects to receive compensation from Russia, at least a fool would ask, well, so for the overall development.

      4. +17
        20 January 2018 11: 07
        How do you want to remind the Romanians, what led them Anuslizing Wehrmacht in the 41st ....


        History doesn’t teach, doesn’t teach ..... Anus has changed, and the languages ​​are the same ... and the brain has switched to nano mode ....
        1. +7
          20 January 2018 11: 32
          People who survived the occupation said that there were no worse Hungarians and Romanians .. Even the Nazis were human, if this word can be attributed to them ..
          Quote: Solomon Kane
          How do you want to remind the Romanians, what led them Anuslizing Wehrmacht in the 41st ....


          History doesn’t teach, doesn’t teach ..... Anus has changed, and the languages ​​are the same ... and the brain has switched to nano mode ....
          1. +1
            20 January 2018 15: 19
            hi Also heard a lot.
          2. +1
            20 January 2018 22: 11
            [quote = 210quiv] People who survived the occupation said that there were no worse Hungarians and Romanians .. Even the Nazis were human, if this word can be attributed to them .. [quote = Solomon Kane] How do I want to remind the Romanians what Anuslizing Wehrmacht led them to in the 41st ....

            Health to everyone. I read to my grandmother VO (92 g) who was “worse”, she says that the Finns (still called them red) were the most crap. In Kursk, they met the occupation.
            1. +1
              24 January 2018 13: 48
              Quote: 1Andrei
              I read to my grandmother VO (92 g) who was “worse”, she says that the Finns (still called them red) were the most crap. In Kursk, they met the occupation.

              How did your grandmother manage to meet the Finns in the German-occupied Kursk?
          3. +1
            21 January 2018 00: 17
            Yes, my grandmother told me - the Romanians were worse than the Germans!
        2. 0
          21 January 2018 21: 38
          In the Romanian army, only 7500 Moldovans served, during the war 800 people died, in the Red Army, about 300 thousand Moldovans, respectively, about 80 thousand died.
      5. 0
        21 January 2018 11: 58
        Ukrainians with approximately the same result are trying to get from the Anglo-Saxons "gold semi-work" with interest for 300 years)))
    3. +5
      20 January 2018 11: 02
      Quote: MIHRN
      Account, please indicate where to transfer the contribution ...))))

      And reparations, who will pay?
      If the Yankees wanted 2% of each, then it’s ok, We need to demand 250%. Just for not attacking. The fad in our Constitution on the prohibition of war must be monetized
    4. +4
      20 January 2018 12: 09
      Quote: MIKHAN
      Account, please indicate where to transfer the contribution ...))))

      Duc to Romania. Where else? Moldovans didn’t have a fig, they don’t even have a fig. However, the Romanians will not break off.Yes
      1. +8
        20 January 2018 14: 02
        Quote: Nyrobsky
        Quote: MIKHAN
        Account, please indicate where to transfer the contribution ...))))

        Duc to Romania. Where else? Moldovans didn’t have a fig, they don’t even have a fig. However, the Romanians will not break off.Yes

        I always remember A. Lebed ... the general .. Cool was a man (they killed him in politics)! In that difficult situation, he knew how to speak briefly and clearly .. And send liberals !!!!

        I went into politics and there is no general ... And yet we remember him! soldier
    5. +9
      20 January 2018 12: 45
      Does this Romanian Cockatoo want Russia to treat them as equals? Is he a comedian or a nerd? While the Romanian-Moldovan parliament licks the heels of Bucharest and the United States, it is necessary to stop any trade relations with Moldova and explain this to the population. Each of ALL sent migrant workers should convey this to his friends and neighbors. They want, let them overthrow the government of the Sixes, they don’t want, let them boil in their own juice
      1. 0
        21 January 2018 21: 45
        Damn you like children! In Russia there is a catastrophic shortage of labor, Moldovans pay taxes, some kind of patent for the right to work in Russia ... Are you here on the pages of VO amuse your vanity with loud speeches, and who is listening to you? Send! They will tear! to collect from all over Russia. Damn, men, do you understand or not that "collect and send" is also to spend money, and considerable ....
        1. 0
          22 January 2018 10: 19
          Nobody listens, while there are enough hands, they simply do not take Russians to work.
    6. +4
      20 January 2018 13: 08
      If I am not mistaken, the payment of indemnity should be preceded by a victory following the results of military operations? Correct if I am mistaken.
      1. +4
        20 January 2018 15: 32
        for these "nonsense" such knowledge is not achievable ...
      2. +1
        21 January 2018 21: 51
        Your "real man!", Yeltsin, has signed an agreement to withdraw the 14th army from Transnistria. It is for this that Moldovan politicians cling. All the deadlines passed, but the remnants of the army, its equipment and some depots remained while it was there, there can be no reintegration with the Romanians, something is connected with the European laws on the integrity of states ...
        1. 0
          22 January 2018 10: 22
          Quote: Sergey Cojokar
          while she is there, no реintegration with the Romanians cannot be,

          and rightly so, only "re" is superfluous, there can also be no bloodshed, and Yeltsin signed a lot of things after Gorbachev, after which it began.
    7. +3
      20 January 2018 14: 52
      MIKHAN Today, 14:19
      Account, please indicate where to transfer the contribution ...))))

      Please on my retirement card
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    9. +1
      21 January 2018 00: 13
      When domestic dogs are thrown out into the street, they gather in packs and become aggressive.
      Moldovan Parliament Speaker Andrian Candu, according to some data, who has Romanian citizenship, gave an interview to the Latvian media
  2. +3
    20 January 2018 10: 19
    the main thing for them is to “speak” against Russia and get paid for it - such a job
  3. +1
    20 January 2018 10: 21
    and these are for the money! Here are the restless! Frogs are understandable, the Europeans. Bad example is contagious
    1. +4
      20 January 2018 13: 15
      Moldavians will be the fourth in a row: first, we will pay off the outskirts (1 trillion greenery for the Crimea and the Donbass), Latvia (350 lard for the “Soviet occupation”) and Estonia (I don’t remember how much and for what they counted). As soon as we settle accounts with creditors of the first three lines, we will immediately begin to collect Chisinau for payments.
      In the queue, you sons of bitches, in line!

      PS: for the last sentence, please do not ban - this is a quote from the classics)))
      1. 0
        20 January 2018 23: 23
        how much will the Russian economy get in rubles?
  4. +12
    20 January 2018 10: 22
    Maidan of the brain is contagious. It is treated only by amputation. laughing as well as the indestructible desire for a freebie ...
    1. +5
      20 January 2018 14: 08
      There are women with limited social responsibility, and there are countries with limited social responsibility. Worse, there are even countries without any “social responsibility” at all. And it is precisely such that Moldova and the like belong to, I will not list, you know, let’s say the majority of the former republics. lol
    2. +1
      20 January 2018 15: 33
      well hemp rope is more reliable
  5. +4
    20 January 2018 10: 25
    The mongrel began to spread the will of the owner!
  6. +7
    20 January 2018 10: 27
    "Dreamers", ready to receive money from Russia every day more and more. Soon among themselves they will be biting because of the line, who is the first. And-and-o-t-s.
  7. +12
    20 January 2018 10: 27
    Another contender for Russian money. Some sprats overeat, others galloped, and these from the mumylyg carried.
    1. +2
      20 January 2018 10: 37
      Well, he, unlike sprat, can block the contingent. All supply and rotation flights go exclusively through Chisinau and with the official consent of the country's authorities. If Chisinau blocks, then there will be no other ways (actually there are two of them, Ukraine and Moldova).
      1. +2
        20 January 2018 10: 57
        Quote: donavi49
        Well, he, unlike sprat, can block the contingent. All supply and rotation flights go exclusively through Chisinau and with the official consent of the country's authorities

        Already! For a long time, wherever you can shit. Even Rogozin was wrapped up, not to mention all kinds of delegations / journalists / and just Russians.
      2. 0
        20 January 2018 15: 40
        donavi49
        Well, he, unlike sprat, can block the contingent.

        Well, yes, Moldova will also be included (not necessarily in its entirety) in the composition of the NDP, and the Russian Federation will gain control on the mouth of the Danube (which passes through all of Europe) ...
  8. +5
    20 January 2018 10: 31
    Either by nature a poor-minded person, or an actress of the fourth category got accustomed to the role, bought for a rusty nickel, and for the role two more dimes were promised! fool There are more and more such yapping along one pattern after Trump's trip to Europe! Everyone wants money from Russia, knowing that besides a cookie under their nose, they won’t get anything else! Just bought the US politicians-pro-stity-tki received handouts work off !!
    1. 0
      20 January 2018 15: 08
      There are more and more such yapping along one pattern after Trump's trip to Europe!

      The zombie apocalypse? request
  9. +4
    20 January 2018 10: 32
    “After all, Moldova’s GDP is still seriously inferior in terms of its GDP to the Moldavian SSR of the 80s.” ... I realized that I said that ... I recognized that Moldova as a part of the USSR lived much better ... due to its Union budget. And its entire industry was oriented to the USSR ... read Russia ... no one pulled his tongue ... he himself said.
    1. +1
      20 January 2018 14: 02
      Quote: Strashila
      After all, Moldova’s GDP is still seriously inferior in terms of GDP to the Moldavian SSR

      By the way. The same situation is in all the former republics. And they all have enough arrogance to scold the USSR, and not only that, they still need to demand something.
      1. +1
        20 January 2018 14: 04
        Across Eastern Europe ... they felt democracy.
  10. +2
    20 January 2018 10: 48
    After such statements (they have chosen a subscriber), it will finally become clear - you, not a country of the second or third grade, you, as the pro-European side, are substandard.
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  12. +9
    20 January 2018 10: 59
    a bad example is contagious, learned from logs? Russia owes nothing to anyone !!!! dry out!
  13. +3
    20 January 2018 11: 03
    There are reasons and consequences. So the Leninist policy of the state structure led to these events. And I ask all of the red-flagged ones not to write about the fact that Russia was feeding someone. Your idols fed everyone, at the expense of the peoples of the Russian Federation.
    1. 0
      20 January 2018 18: 19
      Which is again repeated today.
  14. +1
    20 January 2018 11: 04
    "Dreamers", ready to receive money from Russia every day more and more. Soon among themselves they will be biting because of the line, who is the first. And-and-o-t-s.

    Well no. We will collect all these claims to the heap and on this basis they will “squeeze” all their money invested in treasures from Russia. Some will be handed out as debts, some will be put in their own pocket. Why not? Everyone except Russia will be happy. Once again we will express our “fairy” and wipe ourselves off.
    1. 0
      20 January 2018 15: 43
      Quote: aleks26
      Once again we will express our “fairy” and wipe ourselves off.

      No, we will offset, and forgive everything that we must, but we must more ...
    2. owl
      0
      20 January 2018 17: 31
      Who are we"? 26 region?
  15. +1
    20 January 2018 11: 05
    In the words of the unforgettable Osia Bender _____ from a dead donkey their ears!
  16. HAM
    +10
    20 January 2018 11: 05


    IN QUEUE!!!
    1. +2
      20 January 2018 13: 05
      Peter paid for the Baltic States 2 million Efimk (silver coins) whose total weight was 56 tons.
  17. +1
    20 January 2018 11: 06
    ABOUT!!! The word n ​​@ and $ n "d * wasp is prohibited on the resource!
    1. +1
      20 January 2018 11: 13
      Many forbidden words, even with black-and-white words.
  18. +3
    20 January 2018 11: 09
    The USSR has long been gone, but the reflex to ask the Russians for money remains))
    1. +2
      20 January 2018 13: 55
      Not only that, they are arrogant (behind the owner’s back) and even demand.
      1. +2
        21 January 2018 00: 20
        Let them come and take.
  19. NKT
    +2
    20 January 2018 11: 13


    we want relations based on mutual respect - so that Russia treats us as an equal, and not as a country of the second or third grade. If Dodon sees Russia as the main partner, then we see such a partnership in the EU and the USA.


    Respect just does not appear, it must be earned. At the expense of the second or third grade - everything is as in nature: will lions really allow jackals to eat together?
  20. +1
    20 January 2018 11: 16
    that’s what the neighborhood with Ukraine does ... got infected ...
  21. +1
    20 January 2018 11: 42
    That's interesting ... Who should we NOT? Where else to repent? It remains that ISIS presented. Probably not long left
  22. +3
    20 January 2018 11: 48
    Can someone clearly explain why one country does not have the right to ask another country to withdraw its troops from its territory?
    And please, no: it's all pen dos
    1. +4
      20 January 2018 12: 05
      So you yourself answered, it's all pen dos))) Or did they withdraw their troops from Syria and other countries ??? Yes, and if you look, the conflict in Transnistria began under the USSR, so we can say that it was legally separated .... And you can reconsider the collapse of the union, or say that the lands of the Russian Empire were turned back! And what, the successor is the same. And then how to pay the debt so Russia! So debts then to scatter all!)))
    2. +7
      20 January 2018 12: 19
      It has the right, if agreed between the parties and precisely from its territory. The situation with Transnistria is like this. Moldova believes that Transnistria is part of its territory, and the people of Transnistria do not think so. The conflict arose because of the attempt of the nationalist forces of Moldova to impose their orders on the strength of Transnistria and an armed confrontation began. Well, people in Transnistria did not want to become Romanians. Isn’t it their right to be who they want. In this situation, the Russian armed forces present at that time stopped the bloodshed. The current contingent of Russian peacekeepers has a UN mandate. Therefore, it’s stupid to call them invaders. Moldovan authorities should appeal not to international organizations, but to negotiate with Transnistria. But what can they offer. Its poverty, the collapse of the economy, crackling phrases about European happiness. Therefore, the question of the withdrawal of Russian troops rests on the desire of the people of Transnistria to have this contingent at home as a guarantor of their security. If Moldova resolves this issue to mutual satisfaction, then the need for the Russian troops will disappear. But Moldova, apparently, is not going to solve the issue properly. Therefore, until the situation is resolved, requests for the withdrawal of troops will not be satisfied. And you can ask and even demand as much as you like.
      1. +1
        20 January 2018 19: 11
        I understand that you are not in the know, so I’ll clarify:
        -Russia recognizes the integrity of Moldova.
        - There is no mention of a UN mandate there.
        - According to the Istanbul memorandum, Russia undertook to remove troops from Moldova.
        Do not confuse Russian peacekeepers and Russian troops
        1. 0
          20 January 2018 23: 12
          Quote: Merin
          I understand that you are not in the know, so I’ll clarify:
          -Russia recognizes the integrity of Moldova.
          - There is no mention of a UN mandate there.
          - According to the Istanbul memorandum, Russia undertook to remove troops from Moldova.
          Do not confuse Russian peacekeepers and Russian troops


          Absolutely all right you have listed.
          However, you did not complete the 1997 Istanbul Memorandum; it says about Russia's obligation to withdraw troops from Moldova (read PMR), but only after the political settlement of the Transnistrian conflict. The conflict is not resolved, which means that the troops of the Russian Federation can remain there (in Transdniestria) and continue to remain, moreover, indefinitely.
          The claims of the current government of Moldova and yours, Merin, are completely unfounded, and the peacekeepers and troops of the Russian Federation were, are and most likely are and will continue to be on completely legitimate grounds.
          An exception will be only in two cases:
          a) Moldova breaks the peace mission agreement.
          b) Moldova withdraws its signature from the Istanbul Memorandum.
          Clause b is unlikely-- the memorandum is extremely beneficial for Moldova - it even spells out a firm promise of the Russian Federation to withdraw troops, albeit with a reservation that after the final settlement.
          Point a - all the more unlikely - this means a war with Transnistria with a completely apocalyptic result. Are Moldovan politicians selfish to the absolute - to jeopardize their personal security? - never.
          Thus, the army of the Russian Federation will continue to remain in the PMR on completely legal grounds.
          1. +1
            21 January 2018 17: 52
            Strange, according to the Istanbul Istanbul Summit of 1999, Russia pledged to withdraw its troops from Moldova without any conditions. Why do you suddenly have any conditions?
            Maybe you have some kind of document from this summit? Show.

            http://www.osce.org/ru/mc/39573?download=true
            1. 0
              21 January 2018 18: 29
              No offense - go and demand from the Americans, without any conditions, or even with them, the withdrawal of their troops from Germany, along with all of your OSCE.
              1. +1
                22 January 2018 06: 03
                And what side does it concern Moldovans and Russians?
                Stupid departure from the topic.
                1. 0
                  22 January 2018 10: 18
                  The same as the Romanians also behaved badly
                  and then, without asking Russia, it began to expand eastward.
                  1. +1
                    23 January 2018 22: 52
                    Romanians behaved badly?
    3. +1
      20 January 2018 13: 52
      Quote: Merin
      Can someone clearly explain why one country does not have the right to ask another country to withdraw its troops from its territory?

      I explain it clearly. The so-called Moldova, (like Ukraine and the rest of the Baltic states with all sorts of Georgia), it can also be a country (a general concept of territory), but not like a state. And just fragments of a great empire, which, according to their wretchedness (and according to the teachings of someone), imagined themselves to be "great." What we observe firsthand. It would be generally funny, but actually tragic. One Ukraine that gets up, the mind is incomprehensible. This is not even a circus, but a natural madhouse. And you want someone to treat them as equals? Let them become people for a start, and only then I demand a normal attitude towards me.
      1. +1
        20 January 2018 19: 14
        Why take offense at the Americans for arrogance if the Russians themselves do not respect other countries. Some kind of fragment of some kind of former empire that they once ruined.
        1. 0
          20 January 2018 20: 32
          Quote: Merin
          Some kind of fragment of some kind of former empire that they once ruined.

          Yeah, they ruined themselves, there was nothing more to do. And in the states they give out medals for "victory in the Cold War." And on the issue
          if the Russians themselves do not respect other countries
          Let’s without demagoguery, respect for specific cases and a balanced position in politics. And if a country that you dreamed about and which you never had, and you didn’t even fight for it, fell to you from heaven, so love her and cherish. So no, you need to sell everything that is left in the inheritance, all the pros.r.r.a.t, then sell yourself, and now pour dirt on Russia for any reason. What respect can there be if such behavior in a normal person causes only disgust.
  23. +2
    20 January 2018 11: 53
    Quote: 210ox
    I have relatives in Telenesti. Russian Moldovans are disgusted with themselves. And accordingly, I have them .. Let them puff like frogs ... They look in their mouths with the Romanians and hope they will heal .. And there is nothing to hope for future elections. Does it concern you, Andrew Nexus.
    Quote: Thrall
    Transnistria for Moldova is like a bone in the throat.
    Once I often traveled to Chisinau in the summer. There really is nowhere to buy there, so we went by diesel to Odessa to the Black Sea - it took us about 5 hours to get there. When the Transnistrian conflict began, the railway through Tiraspol was closed. I had to swim in the dirty water of local reservoirs. Even then, the Moldovans did not shout with might and main that Moldova is Romania. These stubborn normal people called Romanians. Then they began to supplant the Russians and squeeze out real estate. So my grandmother was in Belarus.


    Maybe not all Moldovans are familiar with Russian jokes about Moldavians? Or the fact that the Russian army is on their land?
    1. +2
      20 January 2018 12: 09
      Or maybe this is not their land, but it is: * The left-bank part of Transnistria since 1918 (according to the old style - 1917) was part of the Odessa Soviet Republic, and after the German occupation, it was part of Ukraine, with which it entered the USSR in 1922. *
      You look and cocaine claim rights! wassat
      PS normally I have t9 the word y_k_ p _a_i_n_a changed)))
    2. +2
      20 January 2018 16: 22
      Quote: Merin
      ... Maybe not all Moldovans are familiar with Russian jokes about Moldavians? Or the fact that the Russian army is on their land?

      Stop playing kindergarten. This is the Moldovans who massacred in Bender. And the local population defended their hometown (i.e. themselves) from the newly arrived Moldovan killers. In the early days of the massacre, resistance to the numerous murderers, looters of Chisinau submission was exerted only by scattered Bender militia units. This was later pulled up by the Cossacks and guards, and after - the 14th Army. And Russian troops are legally on the land of Transnistria - on the basis of the Agreement "On the principles of resolving an armed conflict in the Transnistrian region of the Republic of Moldova" dated July 21, 1992, signed by the heads of Moldova, Russia and the PMR. To this day, official Chisinau has not announced its withdrawal from this Agreement (After all, it can, but does not do it! Why?), Therefore, all the ranting of Moldovan officials about the withdrawal of Russian peacekeepers is illegal, and simply verbalization and meaningless chatter.
      1. +1
        20 January 2018 19: 56
        You probably don’t know, but the war began when a group of unknown armed people attacked the Moldovan police in Bender and killed the police. Bender is a city located on the right bank of the Dniester and has nothing to do with Transnistria. Without a second thought, the Moldavians sent reinforcements to their own. As for killer marauders, take an interest in such persons as Kostenko, for example. He was even called his maniac. They killed him.
        About the Agreement "On the principles of resolving the armed conflict in the Transnistrian region of the Republic of Moldova" of July 21, 1992, signed by the heads of Moldova, Russia and the PMR. Again, the amendment, it was signed between Moldova and Russia. A little lie, as they say, or simply ignorance. Further, it regulates the actions of peacekeepers but not ogrv which are not peacekeepers and which, according to the obligations undertaken by the Russian Federation, should have been withdrawn from Moldova in 2002.
        Please explain the meaning of the word verbiage and how it relates to you.
        1. +2
          21 January 2018 13: 53
          Quote: Merin
          You probably don’t know, but the war began when a group of unknown armed people attacked the Moldovan police in Bender and killed the police.

          You are not in the know. First, the Moldovan police opened fire on the guards, who rushed to the rescue of Major Ermakov from the newspaper "For Transnistria" in order to recapture the major and the seized newspaper circulation.
          Quote: Merin
          Bender is a city located on the right bank of the Dniester and has nothing to do with Transnistria.

          Haha three times. Why are you lying in every sentence?
          Quote: Merin
          As for killer marauders, take an interest in such persons as Kostenko, for example. He was even called his maniac. They killed him.

          Kostenko is a national hero of Transnistria. He was a warrior, tough and merciless, fair and honest. He killed exclusively armed enemies, including Moldavian killers-marauders. Moldovan murderers-looters are such non-humans who, for example, killed the tenants of an apartment in order to remove valuable from it in the slightest degree. Well, everything is just like in the Donbass, only there Ukrainian marauders took out old carpets, new and broken refrigerators, televisions, washing machines and even doors (why should there be them ?!).
          Yes, Kostenko killed their own. The Kostenko battalion was disarmed and disbanded. Everything is like in the Donbass.
          Quote: Merin
          About the Agreement "On the principles of resolving the armed conflict in the Transnistrian region of the Republic of Moldova" of July 21, 1992, signed by the heads of Moldova, Russia and the PMR. Again, the amendment, it was signed between Moldova and Russia. A little lie, as they say, or simply ignorance.

          This is just a small inaccuracy. In the negotiations between the presidents of Russia and Moldova, Yeltsin and Snegur, the President of the PMR Smirnov also participated. The result of these negotiations was the Agreement.
          Quote: Merin
          Please explain the meaning of the word verbiage ...

          Search the Internet for any dictionary and replenish your vocabulary.
          1. +2
            21 January 2018 19: 24
            Moldovans are marauders, this is such a Transnistrian myth as raped schoolgirls. That is, maybe someone messed up something there, but incomparably in comparison with the uncles who were released from prisons to attack police officers.
            To clarify, Smirnov participated in the negotiations as well as those 2 Armenian waiters who were present there.
            1. 0
              22 January 2018 10: 23
              yeah, and the same myth is ka alumni shooting ball
              1. +2
                23 January 2018 22: 53
                What really shot the graduation party?
          2. +1
            21 January 2018 22: 10
            Oh guys! It all started a little earlier, when the Moldovan security officials detained and transported Kiev from Chisinau, Tiraspol leader Smirnov. How Moldovans tortured him there is a separate issue. But somehow they let him go, and he returned to Tiraspol! And it started!
            1. +1
              22 January 2018 06: 04
              Why did the Moldovans detain the Smirnov?
              1. +1
                22 January 2018 10: 26
                To prove in an accessible form to him how wrong he is pursuing a policy of counteracting the creeping Romanian occupation.
                1. +1
                  22 January 2018 23: 33
                  Creeping Romanian occupation?
                  When and how many Romanians occupied?
                  1. +1
                    22 January 2018 23: 48
                    Through the provision of Moldovan citizens, Romanian citizenship. Thus, there was a wildest situation when the majority of judges of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Moldova have Romanian citizenship. The same is true in the Government and the Parliament. Do you think this is normal?
                    1. +1
                      22 January 2018 23: 51
                      Quote: Sergey Cojokar
                      Thus, there was a wildest situation when the majority of judges of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Moldova have Romanian citizenship




                      Which judges have rum.citizenship?. Name if it is not difficult. And sources of information.



                      PS Does the Constitution of Moldova permit dual citizenship and somehow restrict the rights of holders of a second citizenship?
                      1. +1
                        23 January 2018 11: 55
                        Source? The media of Moldova, as well as the pre-election speeches of candidates for deputies and the president ... Surnames? Turnout? Passwords? What else? The keys?
                        I do not like the fact of dual citizenship; it means betrayal of the interests of the motherland. Which I consider for myself, Moldova!
                    2. +1
                      23 January 2018 22: 59
                      When Smirnov was detained, the Soviet Union still existed. And Romania did not then grant Romanian citizenship to Moldovans.
                      You put the cart before the horse. Confusing times and events. What is the Romanian expansion in '92?
                      1. 0
                        24 January 2018 11: 39
                        Merin, do not learn to harness the horse of a peasant son. This is the first. Secondly, who do you think initiated the "campaign" on Comrat? Moldavians? Who converted domestic Russophobia into an “operation to preserve national integrity” in Transnistria? Moldavians? And I will say that the agents of the Romanian special services, and I will not be far from the truth. I am also Moldovan, but I have a deep drum, and Gagauzia and Transnistria live and let them live. For I KNOW that the common people, both there and there and in Moldova. interrupts from bread to water in an attempt to survive, and those who raped dividends from the "revolutions" have millions of businesses and sit in the government and parliament.
    3. +1
      20 January 2018 19: 14
      Quote: Merin
      Maybe not all Moldovans are familiar with Russian jokes about Moldavians?

      First you ventilate the question of what is happening in Moldova, about the politics of Moldova (or how they call themselves Moldova), which horses they urinate, and you will understand that the jokes about Moldova absolutely reflect reality. just do not need to breed demagogy here that not all Moldavians are the same. Maybe, but people are judged by their country.
      Or the fact that the Russian army is on their land?
      Maybe change the record already, I'm tired. The Russian army will be located where Russia needs it. And about "their land." Moldavians no longer have their own land, they sold it together with the modavans themselves.
      1. +1
        20 January 2018 19: 58
        Well, about politics, I would not say anything. Already in Russia it’s the last century, it’s just storming.
        1. +1
          20 January 2018 20: 33
          Quote: Merin
          I would not say anything

          I’ll see it, a fresh liberal Russophobic meat was pulled up for the election. Trying in vain. That's right, better keep quiet.
          1. +1
            20 January 2018 21: 03
            So, in your opinion, should Russians and Moldavians be placed in joint jokes?
        2. +1
          21 January 2018 22: 14
          gelding, I don’t know who you represent there, I know one thing, there are a lot of examples of double standards in politics in the world, and your close attention to one country speaks only about your bias.
          1. +1
            22 January 2018 06: 14
            And I don’t know who you represent there. For example, I imagine myself.
            So, here we were talking about Russian jokes about Moldavians. I just stated their presence. And that is a fact. I don’t understand where did the double standards of politics and bias come from?
            There would be Russian jokes about Moldavians and Moldovan jokes about Russians, but I would only mention Russian jokes about Moldavians, then yes, I would be biased.
            And so, you would like to justify all this, but really just poked for a look.
            1. 0
              22 January 2018 10: 25
              Russians have a lot of jokes about whom, but no one calls for drowning Jews in Moldovan blood.
              1. +1
                22 January 2018 17: 25
                Who calls to drown Jews?
                In give the Jews. And the Moldavians oppress them.
            2. 0
              22 January 2018 10: 34
              I admit, at the household level, Russians are rather rude and arrogant. here it’s neither taken away nor added. But this is the human nature, the Communists have been trying to instill in the Russians for 70 years the thesis, “man is friend to man, comrade and brother,” but they have not succeeded.
              1. +1
                22 January 2018 17: 29
                The problem is that they are then offended by Moldavians. Like, they do not like.
              2. 0
                22 January 2018 17: 58
                Russians usually do not hire Moldovans
                1. +1
                  22 January 2018 23: 35
                  They come up to you and personally report. True?
    4. +1
      20 January 2018 23: 35
      Quote: Merin
      [

      Maybe not all Moldovans are familiar with Russian jokes about Moldavians? Or the fact that the Russian army is on their land?


      The Russian army is located in Transnistria (Moldova) completely legally. See Istanbul Memorandum.

      "That it is their land" is a rather controversial statement. Legally - yes, physically - no.
      That's when the PMR recognizes the sovereignty of Chisinau and the Moldovan mayor will be appointed in Tiraspol - then yes, but for now no - in the present reality, this land is not physically the territory of Moldova.

      If you argue scholastically, without emotions and politics, then any unbiased lawyer would call Transnistria - terra nulis - nobody's land. This is legally true, since the piece of land that "Transnistria" has self-called itself has actually and legally left one state (USSR); and he did not enter another state - the Republic of Moldova. What do we call such a piece of land? That's right - nobody’s land. Who will determine whose she will be, by what right? - right, the first settlers by the right of first settling. This has always been the case when discovering any island or territory. Are there first settlers on the territory of Transnistria? There is. So it would not be logical to ask for their opinion? Is logical.
      But then logic ends, and politics begins. Out.
      1. +1
        21 January 2018 19: 26
        Please read the declaration of the Istanbul Summit. There is nothing restricting the withdrawal of Russian troops.
  24. +2
    20 January 2018 11: 53
    Another patient on his head. How many small mongrels in the post-Soviet space have divorced nothing representing themselves destroying their people and their country, but on the other hand, having learned to loudly pull up after the owner.
  25. +1
    20 January 2018 11: 59
    Apparently, all the same, the Romanian owners bill their sixes, they refused the Moldavian language, the Russian media forbid it, okay, where is the income? Well, I really want to scoop up the whole of Moldova, and this is convenient to do if it becomes the province of "Greater Romania". and they don’t count on indemnities, they bark for order. By the way, Romania, if anything, is the poorest country in the European Union, and a number of countries, Romanian guest workers are not allowed
  26. 0
    20 January 2018 12: 03
    Yeah !!! And a bucket of hominy ...
    1. 0
      22 January 2018 17: 36
      Give two! :) And the cracklings, feta cheese and wine we have our own.
  27. +3
    20 January 2018 12: 03
    If not for Russia, these Romanian “philanthropists” would have already unleashed a civil war with Transnistria. No matter how they lick their lips in Transnistria - a hole to them from a donut! He is glad that Dodon is a general without an army - well, let's see what the parliamentary elections will show. If Moldovans are attracted to the "prosperity" of Ukraine, then let them choose the citizens of other states into power, but for now, the political occupation of Moldova by Romania continues.
    1. +3
      20 January 2018 13: 39
      Quote: Alex-a832
      If not for Russia, these Romanian "philanthropists" would have already unleashed a civil war with Transnistria

      Hello. The war was already there, and not frail. Moreover, with the direct participation of the Romanian army. And it ended only when General Lebed (the deceased) buried the Romanian division there, which is customary to remain silent. Since then, Russian peacekeepers have been standing there, and apart from barking on Transnistria, no one else is capable of anything.
      1. 0
        20 January 2018 17: 23
        belay can details and details? or at least the number of that division?
        1. 0
          20 January 2018 19: 28
          Quote: Tochilka
          belay can details and details? or at least the number of that division?

          I do not know the numbers of the Romanian divisions. I speak from the words of an eyewitness, a resident of Transnistria, about which he told me back in 1999. During the Transnistrian conflict, Romanian units appeared (it’s not a secret to anyone) what they did there, I won’t write, one word from the Romanians. General Lebed, without hesitation, gave the order, and through the woods where the Romanian units were located, the artillery was massively hammering all night, and this forest was leveled. After that, he was simply fenced, and made a restricted area. I don’t know why the Romanians are silent about this, maybe by agreement, otherwise the facts of war crimes of the Romanian army in relation to the Russians in Transnistria will come up. Honestly, I don’t know, as they say, what I bought for, and why I sold it. I will say separately, the person who told me this, is not a dreamer, he would not invent it.
          1. +2
            20 January 2018 20: 00
            This is from the category: Grandma whispered in her ear. If you have not seen it is not worth talking about it.
            1. +1
              21 January 2018 17: 32
              Have you seen Soviet soldiers in Berlin? Maybe they were not there either?
              Do you see the gopher?
              No...
              And he is
              1. +1
                21 January 2018 19: 28
                There is video, there are documents, army and division numbers. What can you tell about Romanians?
          2. +1
            21 January 2018 14: 04
            Quote: Orionvit
            Quote: Tochilka
            belay can details and details? or at least the number of that division?

            I do not know the numbers of the Romanian divisions. I speak from the words of an eyewitness, a resident of Transnistria, about which he told me back in 1999. During the Transnistrian conflict, Romanian units appeared (it’s not a secret to anyone) what they did there, I won’t write, one word from the Romanians. General Lebed, without hesitation, gave the order, and through the woods where the Romanian units were located, artillery was massively hammering all night, and this forest was leveled.

            As far as I know, there was no blow from dusk to dawn. The artillery simply gasped from all the guns, so that the wall of fire and dust rose to the height of a 9-storey building. And after that it was all over. Romanians went to their places. And many Moldovans decided that there is nothing better than their own garden or vegetable garden, and went to their home in Moldova.
            1. +2
              21 January 2018 14: 07
              Quote: Nikolai Fedorov
              As far as I know, there was no blow from dusk to dawn. Artillery just gasped from all the guns




              Are you into the genre of unscientific historical fantasy?
              1. +2
                21 January 2018 17: 41
                Quote: Town Hall
                Quote: Nikolai Fedorov
                As far as I know, there was no blow from dusk to dawn. Artillery just gasped from all the guns

                Are you into the genre of unscientific historical fantasy?

                I am fond of drinking with friends. I especially love the vodka. In the past I am a military man, guard captain. Friends - more often in higher ranks, even one general is. So I listen to military exaltism, although it sometimes happens with sayings and increases, but in general it is the most truthful truth-womb.
                1. +1
                  22 January 2018 10: 36
                  Worthy !!!!!!
                  1. +1
                    22 January 2018 17: 31
                    I would say nonsense. Like, the Romanians were. I wasn’t there, I didn’t see them, but my grandmother told me.
                2. +1
                  22 January 2018 17: 47
                  Quote: Nikolai Fedorov
                  So I listen to military exaltism, although it sometimes happens with sayings and increases, but in general it is the most truthful truth-womb.




                  You also have a lot of hunters and fishermen as friends, as I understand it.
          3. +1
            23 January 2018 14: 05
            In Russian, this sounds great, but I have to resort to more literary expressions. Sir, "you do not whistle detski", like your "eyewitness". In addition to such eyewitnesses, there are chronicles of hostilities on both sides, and so, there was no mention of either the presence of the “Romanian division” or the “artillery raid” that lasted all night. And in general, are you up to date on the size of the division, its weapons and capabilities? About the time of its redeployment and deployment in battle formations? About developing offensive plans? On the crossing of troops, on the seizure of bridgeheads? If such a division did exist, then it would have to go through Chisinau in the direction of Tiraspol. Tens of thousands of Russian residents of Chisinau do not confirm your version.
    2. 0
      21 January 2018 16: 01
      For the sake of appointing whom, the legitimately elected President of Moldova was removed from power:
      Yuriy Leanca, former first deputy chairman of the Liberal Democratic Party of Moldova, became Vice Prime Minister for European Integration. In the 90s, Leanca dealt with issues of European integration, and was also the ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to the United States. By 2001, Leanca had grown to the acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, but in the same year he suddenly became vice president of the Moldovan oil company ASCOM, holding this position with a two-year break until 2009. In 2014, as the country's Prime Minister , secretly issued a loan from state reserves to cover the result of the theft of a billion “financial holes” - in the amount of 9,2 billion lei.
      Yuri Leanca, Vladislav Plahotniuc and Andrian Candu noted at a meeting with the American Congressman in December 2017.
      The Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration was Cristina Lesnik, who headed the General Directorate for International Relations and European Integration of the Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Moldova. Previously, the Forester had a professional internship at the National School of Management under the Prime Minister of France in Paris, where she gathered for a visit a week after being appointed to a new post.
      The new Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration, Tudor Ulyanovsky, was previously the Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to Switzerland and the Permanent Representative of the Republic of Moldova to the United Nations. Ulyanovsky is a protege of Leanca and a staunch supporter of Moldova’s European integration. Of course, as they say in Moldova, "the Leanca man is the man of Plahotniuc."
      Kirill Gaburich, appointed Minister of Economics and Infrastructure, 2008–2012 held the post of general director of Moldcell mobile communications company. When Prime Minister, Gaburich was suspected of acquiring a fake diploma of education. In addition, having seized the “baton” from Leanca, in 2015 Gaburic issued a loan worth 4,5 billion lei from state reserves to cover the same “financial hole”.
      The new Minister of Justice was Alexander Tanase, the former chairman of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Moldova, the same one who dismissed I. Dodon from duties in October last year. Known as an ardent pro-Romanian unionist, has Moldovan and Romanian citizenship. In 2010, he distinguished himself by winning his own case against Moldova at the European Court of Human Rights on the prohibition of persons with dual citizenship to be members of parliament
      1. +1
        21 January 2018 19: 30
        You can also watch the movie: it is not a dimon to you.
    3. +1
      21 January 2018 22: 19
      You see, Alex, everything is just like yours, the winner is the one who counts the votes. By the way, Dodon won the election only because the rest were even worse ..
  28. +2
    20 January 2018 12: 21
    It's time to end with philanthropy to Russophobia! If the American mongrel block the PMR, then it will be necessary to break through the corridor. Victims and destruction on the territory of the enemy as a result of the operation of the airborne forces and airborne forces do not care!
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  31. +1
    20 January 2018 13: 12
    Keep your pocket wider - grab it in half
  32. +2
    20 January 2018 13: 24
    “Moldovans” put up Transnistria for sale? And you say that a Jew Only Once cried, when a crest was born! crying
  33. +1
    20 January 2018 13: 34
    we want relations based on mutual respect - so that Russia treats us as an equal, and not as a country of the second or third grade.
    So behave humanly, and not any problems. And with such ambition, Russia itself from Moldova will bring down the indemnity, they jump.
  34. +2
    20 January 2018 13: 45
    Keep us informed, Moldovans.
    Your feedback is very important to us.
  35. 0
    20 January 2018 13: 45
    If the country is so independent and European, then let it pursue an independent policy, without regard to the puppeteers.
    1. 0
      22 January 2018 17: 39
      Call me an independent country ...
      1. 0
        22 January 2018 18: 03
        e.g. Switzerland, Australia, India, China, DPRK (relatively), Iran, Somalia
        1. 0
          23 January 2018 00: 07
          Just for example. Suppose tomorrow, in all of the named states, a regional cataclysm will occur, a tsunami, an asteroid’s fall, and other horrors. will they cope on their own, or will they be forced to ask for help ....
  36. +2
    20 January 2018 13: 48
    How many divisions do you have, Kandu?
  37. 0
    20 January 2018 15: 04
    Moldovan Parliament Speaker: “Russia must pay for the occupation of Transnistria”

    People, who knows how much the Iskander warhead costs? If we send the “package” “from the Crimea with love” - “close the account”?
    1. +1
      22 January 2018 14: 35
      Quote: lexus
      Moldovan Parliament Speaker: “Russia must pay for the occupation of Transnistria”

      People, who knows how much the Iskander warhead costs? If we send the “package” “from the Crimea with love” - “close the account”?

      You would be careful to scatter nuclear packages. Actually, Moldova is a breakaway part of my big country. There I have a bunch of friends living, including - comrades. How to deal with them?
      And anyway - in the summer you destroy house flies from a cliff of 12,7 mm or in another appropriate way? laughing
      1. 0
        22 January 2018 15: 01
        I am not a supporter of war, let alone nuclear.
        But, the Moldovan authorities should clearly understand how the aggression in Transnistria could end for them. And ordinary people have to make their right choice - to shut up the mouth of the henchmen’s sobbing bile. Potential fatal consequences are more than a worthy occasion and a call to action.
        1. +1
          22 January 2018 17: 32
          And why is Russia better than the United States?
          1. +1
            22 January 2018 18: 04
            the United States would have long been ...
        2. +1
          22 January 2018 17: 43
          They understand, therefore, yapping from under the shops ... The Transnistrian army is many times more powerful than the two battalions of Moldova. And no matter how the Americans were casting out here, the Moldovans fought like a bullet from "chocolate".
          1. 0
            22 January 2018 17: 57
            from Moldavians, warriors are like from a "chocolate" bullet.

            Moldovan officials can call the "owners" for help.
            1. +1
              23 January 2018 00: 15
              Romanians are certainly interested in expanding the territory, but looking back at the dormant bear, they do not dare to take drastic actions, they realize that they can lose more than they find. While the States will butt with the DPRK, the bear will wave its paw, and some will find it few.
          2. +2
            22 January 2018 23: 41
            An interesting thing, chauvinism. Many empires destroyed.
            I remember that in 92, the Moldavian villagers in Dorotskaya successfully defended themselves against Cossacks who had Afghan experience.
            1. +1
              23 January 2018 00: 18
              If, in your opinion, "many empires ruined chauvinism," then can Moldovan chauvinism be considered to break Moldova? Or does Moldova have some kind of rabies vaccine?
              1. +1
                23 January 2018 23: 08
                Please show an example of Moldavian chauvinism?
                1. 0
                  24 January 2018 11: 51
                  Merin, if you are in Moldova, then without leaving home. just by turning on the TV, you will see M.Sh. Yes, I admit that fact. that the Russian population COULD learn a few hundred words in the Moldavian language in order to communicate with the “natives”. But this is not a reason to prohibit communication in Russian in state institutions. Including hospitals, The facts when Moldovan doctors refuse to help Russian-speaking people are well known.
                  1. +1
                    24 January 2018 17: 20
                    Isolated cases that are heatedly discussed in the press. Because all laws are issued in Romanian and Russian, and all officials are required to answer in the language of the applicant.
                    For knowledge: there are 3 state languages ​​in Transnistria. And in Moldavian you can get zero information.
                    You compared, as they say, to hell with a finger.
                    1. 0
                      24 January 2018 17: 38
                      For comparison. in Canada There are two state languages, and nothing is fought among themselves, except for Canada there are still countries with several state languages. What do you look for the worst options?
                      1. +1
                        24 January 2018 19: 02
                        In my opinion, it is stupid to treat humanly with those who treat you like a dog. This is so for equal.
                        As for Canada, Switzerland and others, I would give an example of Germany, France and others. Why are there no official Turkish and Arabic languages ​​with millions of Turkish and Arab emigrants? Because the alien people should not dictate their will. Once it has come, let it adapt and not change all of itself.
                        Why have the Russians been in power throughout the Soviet period, for example, not thought of making the Moldovan language official, along with Russian? And then you say that Moldovans are not Russophobes, but some Romanians are guilty. Anger, as they say, accumulates and pours out. And the stupid then asks the question: Where did all this come from? Romanians are probably to blame.
                        In Transnistria, like the Moldavian state, along with the Russian, but in fact, all paperwork is conducted in Russian. Moldavian and Ukrainian are tacitly prohibited. Only there, too, anger builds up. Is it really incomprehensible? And then it explodes. And again, wise men will assume: probably it’s Romanians.
        3. 0
          23 January 2018 14: 18
          Moldova has nothing, and most importantly no one to fight. Fools climb under the bullets for the ambition of the oligarchs, ended in 92, and the survivors still begged for alms armless and legless, at the intersections of Chisinau.
          1. +1
            23 January 2018 23: 09
            I mean, only Russians can love their state. The rest is not given, right?
            1. 0
              24 January 2018 12: 01
              Merin, I’m Moldovan, a priori I can’t love Romania, moreover, I have a personal reason for this. Romanian officer. beat my father (a conscript born in 1925) for an insignificant misconduct. This is so to say on a personal plan, but there are also historical ones, for example Stefan the Great, twice burned the Wallachian capital Bucharest for their cooperation with the Ottoman Empire, with which Stefan fought 40 years. Well, the last, Bessarabia, was a bargaining chip for Romania, which she always paid for her powerlessness. Judge for yourself, why do we need a pentru to Moldavians, such a holey wallet?
              1. +1
                24 January 2018 17: 34
                There is such a Moldovan joke:
                “Listen, I hate these Romanians so much.”
                - What for?
                - In the year 30, one gendarme hit my dad.
                “And where is your dad now?”
                - The Russians shot in the year 40.

                Akurat is your scene.

                For the historical plan: Muscovites repeatedly burned Kiev, Novgorod, Tver and other cities. In your enmity should be kept to this day?

                Under Stefan, Bucharest was only just founded. It was a withered village without any fortifications or importance. Stefan may have burned him. But he most likely did not notice this in the dust of the campaign.

                As for the bargaining chip:
                In 39, the Russians and Germans divided the spheres of influence by dividing Poland. Then France fell. The Romanians preferred to lose a hand rather than disappear like these large states.
                1. +1
                  24 January 2018 18: 04
                  Well yes. Well, yes, and therefore, in this village, Stefan twice set to rule Wallachia, his proteges.
                  Now, about "preferring to lose your hand", you can lose your hand in different ways, for example, like Finland, the Romanians fled like rats from a sinking ship.
                  1. +1
                    24 January 2018 19: 19
                    For general education, I would ask you to ask: in what year Bucharest became the capital? It’s so commonplace to argue on silly topics.
                    Also, for enlightenment, I can tell you that Shefan the Great was a mum by the mother. He grew up in Wallachi in the palace of his cousin, Vlad Tepes also known as Dracula. And with his help he became the Moldavian governor.
                    All the other Wallachian riches with whom he fought were also his cousins. This is so, for your Moldavian pride.

                    As for Finland: you can see you are a strategist.
                    Finland had allies: England, France, Norway, Sweden. And Germany is neutral. All battles took place on a narrow isthmus, rather fortified by the Mannerheim line, the front width is about 100 km. Because of the swamps and forests, limited use was made of tanks.
                    In Romania: France capitulated 5 days ago. England is waiting for the landing of German troops, Poland disappeared 8 months ago. Germany is neutral. Hungary threatens to attack from the rear.
                    The whole territory is steppe and forest-steppe. The best territory for battle for a huge army.
                    There are millions of factors. These are separate topics for conversation.

                    You would become an army general, like Napoleon, on a white horse and into battle
                    1. +1
                      24 January 2018 19: 56
                      There were times like this Merin, all the more so even today where there is a lot of money spinning, issues of kinship are the last. Now about the strategy. Finland saved her face where Romania set her ass. Nobody demanded that the Romanians put an army on the Dniester, it was enough to withdraw from the fighting, and the Moldavians would understand that the “brothers” are fighting for them, but they are inferior to brute force.
                      1. 0
                        25 January 2018 19: 36
                        Poland at 39 retired with fights, how did it end?
  38. +1
    20 January 2018 15: 16
    And what would Joseph Vissarionovich answer?
    1. 0
      20 January 2018 19: 43
      Joseph Vissarionovich already answered once, in June 1940, then no one dared to utter a peep.
      1. +1
        22 January 2018 14: 40
        Quote: Orionvit
        Joseph Vissarionovich already answered once, in June 1940, then no one dared to utter a peep.

        Please note that he only managed to do this in June 1940, when the situation was favorable, and he gained enough strength to solve this long-pressing problem.
    2. +1
      21 January 2018 22: 23
      To begin with, I.V. would order a mass of traitors to be shot in Russia itself ...
      1. 0
        22 January 2018 23: 59
        And then, (if the cartridges were left), I would deal with the rest ...
  39. 0
    20 January 2018 15: 37
    Moldovan Parliament Speaker: “Russia must pay for the occupation of Transnistria”

    And then they want pennies. Then you will be given to the USA there ..... for rearmament to switch to NATO standards. And then another .... for military spending. Want to?
  40. +1
    20 January 2018 15: 59
    And how many problems from a few words in the Constitution of the USSR "up to secession" ...
  41. +1
    20 January 2018 21: 00
    [i] [/ i]
    Quote: Orionvit
    Quote: Merin
    Some kind of fragment of some kind of former empire that they once ruined.

    Yeah, they ruined themselves, there was nothing more to do. And in the states they give out medals for "victory in the Cold War." And on the issue
    if the Russians themselves do not respect other countries
    Let’s without demagoguery, respect for specific cases and a balanced position in politics. And if a country that you dreamed about and which you never had, and you didn’t even fight for it, fell to you from heaven, so love her and cherish. So no, you need to sell everything that is left in the inheritance, all the pros.r.r.a.t, then sell yourself, and now pour dirt on Russia for any reason. What respect can there be if such behavior in a normal person causes only disgust.


    What does it mean: A balanced position in politics and pouring dirt on Russia for any reason, in a particular case?
    If Moldova believes that this is the territory of Moldova and Russia believes that this is the territory of Moldova, then to demand the withdrawal of Russian troops from Moldova is - Not a balanced policy and Moldova is pouring dirt on Russia?
    Where is the point?
    1. +2
      20 January 2018 23: 48
      It is possible and necessary to demand.
      The only question is why Moldova requires the Russian Federation to fulfill its part of the agreements, while forgetting to fulfill its (Moldavian) part of the agreements?
      Where are the digestible, acceptable for Transnistria proposals? They are not - there is only one: "Rus, give up!" .
      Will not work . If someone wants to get something - he must make an interesting, tasty offer, offer good conditions - otherwise it is just a kindergarten. Claims for compensation from Russia are also from a kindergarten, shows the level of development of the political elite of Moldova.
      1. +1
        21 January 2018 19: 31
        Please indicate the obligations of Moldova.
        1. 0
          22 January 2018 10: 27
          if there are no duties, then there can be no rights.
          1. +1
            22 January 2018 17: 34
            Who decided that?
            1. 0
              22 January 2018 18: 05
              one who knows what it means both
              1. +2
                22 January 2018 23: 43
                When the Americans are bending you, you don’t like it very much and you yell about equality and justice. In this case, do not disdain yourself is the same with others.
                1. 0
                  23 January 2018 14: 22
                  What do you want from two superpowers? It is Moldova’s interests that end on the banks of the Prut and Dniester, and their ambitions extend to half the world.
                  1. +1
                    23 January 2018 23: 11
                    Putin said there is only one superpower in the world.
                    1. 0
                      24 January 2018 12: 09
                      Ie about the fact that Chisinau’s ambitions end on the banks, you agree. And Putin, he’s such a guy, said one thing today, tomorrow another, the third day after tomorrow. Get tired of following his thought ....
    2. +3
      21 January 2018 00: 26
      And to demand from Germany. Not at all, but to every family, for every dead from the 41st to the 45th. Yes, including all citizens of the USSR. We are not like Kiev and the Mongol, we can easily collect the lists!
  42. -1
    20 January 2018 22: 17
    Quote: MIKHAN
    Quote: Nyrobsky
    Quote: MIKHAN
    Account, please indicate where to transfer the contribution ...))))

    Duc to Romania. Where else? Moldovans didn’t have a fig, they don’t even have a fig. However, the Romanians will not break off.Yes

    I always remember A. Lebed ... the general .. Cool was a man (they killed him in politics)! In that difficult situation, he knew how to speak briefly and clearly .. And send liberals !!!!

    I went into politics and there is no general ... And yet we remember him! soldier

    But the late general was right, the Fredfrumasy do not understand another language.
    1. 0
      22 January 2018 17: 48
      The worms have already eaten the general, and Moldova is all sorts of differently alive. What prevented him from even having lunch in Chisinau? And the problem of combining the two banks of the Dniester would be long forgotten.
  43. 0
    20 January 2018 22: 40
    Quote: MIKHAN
    Quote: Nyrobsky
    Quote: MIKHAN
    Account, please indicate where to transfer the contribution ...))))

    Duc to Romania. Where else? Moldovans didn’t have a fig, they don’t even have a fig. However, the Romanians will not break off.Yes

    I always remember A. Lebed ... the general .. Cool was a man (they killed him in politics)! In that difficult situation, he knew how to speak briefly and clearly .. And send liberals !!!!

    I went into politics and there is no general ... And yet we remember him! soldier

    Vitaly, no one killed Lebed, why rush with words like that. The banal violation of the requirements of the instructions for the flight operations and the result is obvious.
    The same thing with Artem Borovik. Was he also killed in a plane crash?
  44. 0
    21 January 2018 04: 03
    face - down, thoughts - napoleon
    from what pocket to pour him until he decided
  45. 0
    21 January 2018 15: 49
    Another pug recalled itself.
  46. 0
    21 January 2018 16: 08
    On one side, it’s good that they show what they are, you can understand how to deal with them in the future.
  47. 0
    21 January 2018 17: 21
    It’s time for Russia to introduce the strictest visa regime with Russophobia-sick republics of the former scoop. So that all these speakers stop eating around Russia ... And then snicker ...
  48. 0
    21 January 2018 17: 25
    We intend to hire an international law firm to calculate the loss from Russia's presence in Transnistria for 25 years.

    At whose expense, at your own or at the state? After all, this is money down the drain, Moldova is very rich?
  49. +1
    21 January 2018 18: 01
    [quote = Nikolay Fedorov] [quote = Merin] You probably don’t know, but the war began when a group of unknown armed people attacked the Moldovan police in Bender and killed the police. [/ quote]
    You are not in the know. First, the Moldovan police opened fire on the guards, who rushed to the rescue of Major Ermakov from the newspaper "For Transnistria" in order to recapture the major and the seized newspaper circulation.

    Strange, Moldovans say that unknown persons attacked first. The same was written by Bergman, who, well, was clearly not Moldavian and did not fight on the side of Moldavians. It is still very funny how you explain the appearance of peaceful armed people near the police station, despite the agreement on a ceasefire and the prohibition of these people from walking armed around the city.
    1. +1
      22 January 2018 14: 59
      Quote: Merin
      Quote: Nikolai Fedorov
      Quote: Merin
      You probably don’t know, but the war began when a group of unknown armed people attacked the Moldovan police in Bender and killed the police.

      You are not in the know. First, the Moldovan police opened fire on the guards, who rushed to the rescue of Major Ermakov from the newspaper "For Transnistria" in order to recapture the major and the seized newspaper circulation.

      Strange, Moldovans say that unknown persons attacked first. The same was written by Bergman, who, well, was clearly not Moldavian and did not fight on the side of Moldavians. It is still very funny how you explain the appearance of peaceful armed people near the police station, despite the agreement on a ceasefire and the prohibition of these people from walking armed around the city.

      Unknown armed people, unknown snipers - these are all your Western technologies of destabilizing the situation in the victim country. Applied by you (the West) a hundred times, tested and tested.
      I do not know what and where Bergman wrote. I just know that this curfew rear rat can write anything. It was this female dog that killed the legendary Kostenko. There is no direct evidence and cannot be. But ours consider Kostenko’s death to be the culprit.
      1. +1
        22 January 2018 17: 35
        Kostenko killed two prosecutors in 92. Such a "hero"
        1. 0
          22 January 2018 18: 06
          why is he like them?
          1. +1
            22 January 2018 23: 44
            Probably sold to the Romanians, since they can.
  50. +1
    21 January 2018 18: 19
    Haha three times. Why are you lying in every sentence?

    Please look at the map, on which coast is the city of Bender?
    So which of us is lying?


    Quote: Merin
    As for killer marauders, take an interest in such persons as Kostenko, for example. He was even called his maniac. They killed him.

    Kostenko is a national hero of Transnistria. He was a warrior, tough and merciless, fair and honest. He killed exclusively armed enemies, including Moldavian killers-marauders.


    M. Bergman, Colonel, military commandant of Transnistria.
    "... Many crimes were committed simply" on a binge "- ... will they all be charged for military operations? During this troubled time, my friend, police captain Volodya Kravchenko, was killed and shot dead by drunk Cossacks. The criminals barely had time to make one raid after another. For them it was a "golden" time: robbing, kill - everything will be attributed to the fighting ... The goal is ... to sow and maintain chaos in all spheres of life ... Chaos was beneficial to those who ... trouble was interested as a means of profit ... ".


    http://rulibs.com/ru_zar/prose_military/kazakov/0
    /j14.html

    Kostenko also killed two prosecutors. Such a hero. What kind of people, such and heroes.
  51. +1
    22 January 2018 17: 24
    Quote: DalaiLama
    The same as the Romanians also behaved badly
    and then, without asking Russia, it began to expand eastward.



    They behaved badly, how is that?
    1. +1
      22 January 2018 18: 08
      First they fought with the USSR, then they sharpened their teeth on Modavia and Transnistria, then they joined NATO, then they deployed a missile defense system not in their own interests, then they took part in the blockade of Transnistria.
      Do they even know how to behave well? Or have you forgotten again?
      1. +2
        22 January 2018 23: 54
        Well, probably it was not worth liberating the Romanians from Bessarabia from Romania in 1940. And so the USSR received enemies in the person of Romania and Finland in the Great Patriotic War.
        This could have been avoided.

        In 92, it was possible to reach an agreement with Romania, let them take Moldova but not join NATO. You could even confirm this in writing. And so, they started a war, took Transnistria, but now the Romanians are in NATO. I would call it a feast victory.
        In addition, this pushed the Moldovans away from Russia. It is unlikely that the Moldovans will return to Russia’s orbit, because the Russians are now enemies for the Moldovans.
        Russia's foreign policy looks stiff and thoughtless. Designed for immediate interests. No long-term projects.
        1. +1
          23 January 2018 12: 07
          Merin, you asked the people of Moldova, and even then they were against the republic joining Romania, and now they are not ready to agree to it.
          1. +2
            23 January 2018 23: 22
            So there was no consolidation. No one would unite them with force. We would hold a referendum. In the 90s, I think the majority would have voted for it. But they didn’t give it. They started a war. So the Romanians got involved in NATO, opened an American base and are doing a lot of other things because they didn’t get theirs back.
            Now, most likely, the majority will also be in favor, if only they can be lured with salaries and pensions.
            As for your skepticism, let me clarify that surveys were constantly conducted in Crimea regarding reunification with Russia. And the results are for, never rose above 32%. And in 2014, 97% voted. Significant difference.
        2. +1
          23 January 2018 16: 31
          Quote: Merin
          Well, probably it was not worth liberating the Romanians from Bessarabia from Romania in 1940. And so the USSR received enemies in the person of Romania and Finland in the Great Patriotic War.
          This could have been avoided.
          In 92, it was possible to reach an agreement with Romania, let them take Moldova but not join NATO. You could even confirm this in writing. And so, they started a war, took Transnistria, but now the Romanians are in NATO. I would call it a feast victory.
          In addition, this pushed the Moldovans away from Russia. It is unlikely that the Moldovans will return to Russia’s orbit, because the Russians are now enemies for the Moldovans.
          Russia's foreign policy looks stiff and thoughtless. Designed for immediate interests. No long-term projects.

          Whose cow would moo... But yours would be better off keeping silent. How many times has Germany's foreign policy led to its collapse? After everything the Germans have done in relation to my country and my ancestors, you personally, all Germans, should have remained silent for another five hundred years.
          And we haven’t asked the Romanians about Odessa yet. But it would be necessary. The Romanians will strongly ask us to remember, so we will remember Odessa and much more.
          1. +1
            23 January 2018 23: 23
            What about Odessa have you not forgiven?
  52. +1
    23 January 2018 21: 21
    Sergei Kozhokar,


    It’s clear. There are no full names or sources...except His Majesty OBS.


    I doubt that your personal opinion regarding dual citizenship has any weight)....in the future, do the same - refer to yourself and your personal opinion when you make such loud statements...
  53. +2
    23 January 2018 23: 03
    Sergei Kozhokar,
    Quote: Sergey Kozhokar
    Source? The media of Moldova, as well as the pre-election speeches of candidates for deputies and the president ... Surnames? Turnout? Passwords? What else? The keys?
    I do not like the fact of dual citizenship; it means betrayal of the interests of the motherland. Which I consider for myself, Moldova!



    For some reason, you are only concerned about Romanians. The fact that Voronin was president with Russian citizenship does not seem to bother you.
    1. +1
      24 January 2018 12: 24
      And here, I will ask you to name the sources of information, and if you have them, then scans of documents. And yes, I don’t care about Voronin’s possible second citizenship. and you know why, because under Soviet rule, I graduated from a ten-year school and a technical school, but under the Romanians. my parents “had the good fortune” of a four-year education. I will not say . that my grandfathers lived from hand to mouth, both were in three wealthy families in their villages, but my fate would have been the same, an average tiller. It’s true, and my peers who stayed in the village in which I was born did not advance further than tractor drivers. But that's their problem.
      1. +2
        24 January 2018 17: 40
        When Voronin was president, he reported Russian pensions as income on his tax returns. And it’s impossible to get a pension if you’re not a citizen. This has been discussed several times in the press.
        As for the second part: if the Romanians had remained, you would have continued to be prosperous.
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  55. +2
    24 January 2018 17: 13
    Sergei Kozhokar,

    Sergey Kozhokar,
    Let's just say you are confusing events and times. And most importantly, a cause-and-effect relationship. I showed this to you and you are furious.
    What happened to the Moldovans’ campaign against Gagauzia in 90?
    And where was Romania in 90? Name at least one Romanian who came from Romania to Moldova at that time.
    For reference, Ceausescu was just overthrown in December 89. In Romania, the process of changing power has just begun, and in your opinion they have already brazenly overthrown the government in the neighboring country and initiated military campaigns.
    And what kind of Russophobia was there during the capture of Bendery? Moldovan police were attacked in Bendery. Moldovan police officers were killed in Moldova. And Bendery, if you don’t know, is located on the right bank of the Dniester, and has never had anything to do with Transnistria. For reference: the chief of police in Bendery was Russian, as was a third of the police. Maybe they incited Russophobia?
    The Moldovans defended theirs and theirs. They were not the initiators of the conflict.
    You are fixated on the fact that some mythical Romanians are to blame, with zero evidence.
    Moreover, you forget that the Moldovans had reasons to dislike Russians. But this is so, little things for you.
    1. +1
      24 January 2018 17: 41
      And How? Protected? What were the reasons for Moldovans to “suddenly” fall in love with Romanians?
      1. +1
        24 January 2018 19: 26
        What about Finland?
        They tried to protect Bendery, but it was bad. They didn’t try to defend Bessarabia in 40 - that’s also bad. I have vague doubts that for you the Romanians are always to blame.


        Moldovans and Romanians speak the same language, have the same songs, fairy tales, heroes, poets.
        1. +1
          24 January 2018 19: 59
          Yes, for me the Romanians are evil, but I don’t confuse the lie of powerlessness with the truth of despair.
          1. 0
            25 January 2018 19: 44
            Name at least one Romanian who came to Moldova from Romania.
            Vieru, Tanase, Teodorovic are all locals. All local intelligentsia declared themselves Romanians. And mind you, brought up by the Soviet regime. This means that Romanians live there and have always lived there.
            Imagine a Moldovan who would live in your home but hate you because you are a Muscovite. It's disgusting, isn't it?
            Here you are, living among them, working, feeding, but hating them.
            1. +1
              25 January 2018 21: 01
              Merlin, I'm Moldovan. Moreover, from a family deported to the Kurgan region. Everyone returned alive and well, Auntie still says thank you to Stalin for a happy childhood, and for turning from a peasant woman into a respected person and specialist. Now about the pseudo-elite. Do you know the latest social survey on politicians' ratings? The luminary of the unionists, Basescu, has a rating of -1.5%, all the others are either even less, or about the same result! Pro-Russian Dodon - 51%! and this social survey was not made by pro-Russian media!
              1. 0
                26 January 2018 17: 58
                Should we send all the people to Siberia? Give them a happy childhood, so to speak.
                Forgive me, but you just said such nonsense that it made me gasp. Maybe you can also say that they went there to the resort? For your reference, let me remind you that they were deported in the summer in summer clothes. And most of the children did not survive the first winter. And then it turns out: thanks too.
                And about the polls: when did this association give any plausible forecast?
              2. 0
                26 January 2018 18: 05
                The original Moldavian lands of Budzhak, northern Bessarabia, northern Bukovina were given to Ukraine. Now Bendery and Transnistria have been taken away. And you say: no need to sulk. You need to relax and have fun. Isn't it funny for you to live with yourself?
                1. 0
                  26 January 2018 19: 19
                  It’s okay for me, because I can’t live on the lands of Budjak and Bukovina at the same time. Let's ask the residents of these regions - do they want to return to the “bosom of patria”? I'm sure you know the answer. And you don’t laugh... Why?
                  1. 0
                    26 January 2018 20: 08
                    Kemskaya Volost - do you squander government lands so easily? It’s immediately obvious what kind of “Moldavian” you are. The Russians don’t want to return some 2 pieces to Japan.
                    For reference, in 1812, when the Russians “liberated” Bessarabia, Moldovans made up more than 90%. Various peoples in Budjak and northern Bessarabia were colonized. Then they gave these lands to Ukraine. And then such a “Moldavian” will say that he does not care about these lands, the main thing is the opinion of “these residents”.
                    1. 0
                      27 January 2018 10: 38
                      How many of those Moldovans were there? And where did they live? Mainly in villages. And don’t talk about 90%. Gagauz and Bulgarians, Greeks and Jews, Ukrainians, Poles, Gypsies, that’s who inhabited the land of Bessarabia at that time.
                      1. 0
                        27 January 2018 19: 21
                        Alas, I am not going to tilt at windmills and argue about the obvious. But what kind of Moldovan are you if you don’t know your history?
                        After 1812, the colonization of Bessarabi began. Russians, Ukrainians, Bulgarians, Gagauz, Germans, French and Albanians were colonized.
                        According to the Russian census of 1817, the following people lived in Bessarabia: Moldovans - 87%, Ukrainians - 6%, Jews - 4%. And this despite the fact that Moldovans fled en masse to Zaprutskaya Moldova in the Ottoman Empire.
  56. +1
    24 January 2018 19: 49
    Merin,
    I don’t understand why the Moldovan language was not taught in schools? Were no books, songs, or poems written in the Moldovan language? Where then did the luminaries of Moldavian literature and stage “Suddenly” come from, Someone was forbidden to sing, “In gredine lui Ion?” While working in Yakutia, I subscribed to “Literature shi Arte” and received it! Don’t push Merin! City people were happy to learn Russian language, sent their children to Leningrad and Moscow to study at universities. Village excellent students studied at Chisinau institutes. The entire current pseudo-elite, graduates of Soviet institutes, even the leader of the unionists Ghimpu.
    1. 0
      25 January 2018 19: 51
      And I wrote to you above. Everything was piling up. They turned the Moldovans into, at home. They demanded: to speak humanly. They occupied non-managerial positions, always last and offended. What can I say, look at Transnistria today. Explore the center of Tiraspol with a friend and speak Moldovan. And someone will definitely say: speak humanly. Now imagine that some German will say this to a Russian person: speak like a human being, in Russia.
      1. 0
        25 January 2018 21: 18
        Merin, agree that all your arguments are based on dissatisfaction with your own weakness. I agreed with you that at the everyday level, today's Russians are rude and arrogant. They are manipulated by those who benefit from redirecting their anger from the instability in the country to an external enemy. an American, a Pole, an Englishman, and somewhere at the end of the list there are probably Moldovans. And what? It's Merin time! The best doctor and the best judge, it will rank everyone in order of merit. Let's not sharpen our anger at such an inert block as Russia, we'll grind our teeth, but we won't achieve anything. Maybe it's better to turn the energy inward and try to do at least something at home? You see Merin, Russia and America will agree, they have something to lose, and such “countries” as Moldova will be left with nothing. Some will despise them for betrayal, others for a reminder of their own powerlessness.
        1. 0
          26 January 2018 17: 43
          I don’t want to insult you, but it was you who confused times and events.
          And you are either blind or stupid. I tried to explain that you cannot humiliate a person in his own country. In his country - I mean native. He'll kill you the first time he tries. This is what happened. And apparently this is destined to happen again in Transnistria. And defending a person because he is evil and stupid is ridiculous. Imagine how it would look in court: Yes, he beat up a neighbor, stole his car - forgive him, he’s stupid.
          And it’s also incomprehensible, your worship: let them take the land, don’t do anything, otherwise it will be worse. Maybe you can tell me to be a friend. Become a lackey.
          1. 0
            26 January 2018 19: 35
            I rate your mental abilities about the same, or even a little worse. You are fixated on anger. There is such a figure in literature, the “evil dwarf”. He is torn apart by a feeling of his own inferiority and general ignorance. I'm telling you that not a single bandit or thief has built a doghouse, while a normal person would build a house for his family. 25 years have passed since “gaining independence” and what are the results? Half the country is working abroad. The Jews left, the Russians left, those who remained were old people living out their days. Do you think they should answer for someone’s sins? Before whom? In front of you? And who are you ? Who authorized you? Do you know who wrote a statement to the village council and asked to include my grandfather’s family for deportation? His "kumatru"...
            1. 0
              26 January 2018 20: 15
              Just by reading this site, you want to say that Russians and especially Transnistrians are evil dwarfs who are constantly being torn apart by something.

              In order to understand your level of intelligence, I can give an example:
              If your kumetru now writes a statement to the village council, will you be deported?
              So who's to blame? Kumetru or criminal power?
              1. 0
                26 January 2018 20: 39
                Both are to blame. And both answered for their sins. I am not the only descendant of the injured family, we forgave them, because God commanded so, “Forgive and you will be forgiven.” And I advise you to do this. It will be easier for the Soul.
                1. 0
                  26 January 2018 22: 55
                  You sir, maybe you have forgiven? But others are unlikely.
                  Now some Jew will come out and say: I forgave the Germans for the Holocaust, and I forgive my neighbor, Ivan, for handing me over to the Germans. This does not mean that the Holocaust did not happen. There, it was not a tiny number of the population who suffered, but tens of thousands. I’m very glad that everything worked out well for your family, but what about others?
                  For comparison: The Romanians would have captured Russia and the Romanians would have deported a new percentage of the Russian population from Russia. How would the Russians react to the Romanians? Would you give thanks like you?
                  1. 0
                    26 January 2018 23: 38
                    Great comparison! Glad you voiced it! What can you say about the 300 thousand Moldovan Jews tortured by the Romanians in concentration camps near Odessa and Bessarabia?
                    1. 0
                      27 January 2018 19: 24
                      Strangely, the Jewish Prime Minister thanked Romania for saving 400 Jews during the war.
                      I just don’t understand why you are changing topics more and more often?
                      Were Moldovans humiliated because they were Jews or what?
  57. 0
    25 January 2018 20: 48
    Merin,
    As a result of the war, Poland gained more than it lost in 39. Just look at Stettin and Danzig! And Romania received “just” a piece of Hungary. and a little bit of Bulgaria.
    1. 0
      26 January 2018 17: 49
      Judging by the area, Poland lost much more, despite the donation of Pomerania and Stettin. And with Hungary, Romania returned to the pre-war border. I even lost it with Bulgaria.
      But you forgot that before that Poland disappeared from the world map for more than 100 years as a result of the same divisions. What a little thing.
      1. 0
        26 January 2018 19: 39
        You know Merin, apparently, Europe is going to another “Drang”, do you think Russia will repeat the mistakes of 45?
  58. 0
    27 January 2018 19: 28
    Merin,
    Of course, there is a lot of it in parrots, but can you recognize it in people? Let's say there were 100 thousand Moldovans, 10 thousand Gagauzians... and so on down the list. I can check your numbers, it’s not difficult for me to go to the ethnography museum and take an interest, or ask Google a question right now, so don’t bother yourself with another lie.
    1. 0
      28 January 2018 14: 27
      I see you are not aware: the colonization of Gagauz, Bulgarians, Germans, Russians and Ukrainians in Budzhak began after 1812.
      And going to a museum is always useful
      1. 0
        28 January 2018 18: 51
        Director of the Bureau of Interethnic Relations Oleg Babenco said that the government allocated 300 thousand lei for repairs and equipment of the museum center.

        “Historians and specialists in the heritage of Jews and Roma, the period of the Holocaust, World War II, and the Great Patriotic War helped in creating the museum and putting together the exhibition,” Babenko said.

        Press center Sputnik
        © SPUTNIK / MIROSLAV ROTARI
        Terrible pages of history - the Holocaust
        According to him, during the years of the German-Romanian fascist occupation, about 300 thousand people were killed. On the territory of what is now the Republic of Moldova and the adjacent lands of Ukraine, the Nazis and their satellites created 250 ghettos.
        You asked why Kandu did not remember the Holocaust? Probably because when Romanians are reminded of their atrocities, their memory and conscience are completely lost.



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          30 January 2018 11: 03
          When the arguments ended, they jumped to the Jews.
          Anyway. There is such an author - Paul Goma, he wrote a book: Red Week. So it describes exactly the period when the Romanians transferred power to the Russians in Bessarabia in 1940. The entire book is based on archival data. And it describes a whole series of crimes committed by persons of Jewish nationality against the Romanians during the retreat. I'll repeat it again. There is only archival data and there is no way to accuse the author of anti-Semitism. So here it is. The Romanians returned in 1941. Naturally, they wanted to protect themselves from neighbors who are clearly not friendly. So they isolated them. Imagine if in Moscow in 1941, during the departure of the population, people of Jewish nationality attacked the Russians, what would the Russians do with them?
          For reference, Jews from Romania were not harmed at all. They even sent aid to Bessarabian Jews. All the Jews of Europe fled to Romania because only there they could be saved. No one was following. Perhaps the only country where there were more Jews after the war than before the war.
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            30 January 2018 14: 57
            I have one argument, and it beats all your marked cards - I DO NOT TRADE MY HOMELAND!
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              31 January 2018 14: 55
              The right question is: which homeland do you not trade in?
              Did you fight for the integrity of Moldova in 92? Or is Transnistria and Bendery not Moldova? Or is Smirnov a Moldavian for you and you shouldn’t have fought with him?
              I already realized that for you Budzhak and northern Bessarabia are not Moldova. You only care about the opinion of their inhabitants, who, let me remind you, came to Bessarabia less than 200 years ago. Let me remind you about the residents of Transnistria, the majority arrived in the 70-80s of the 20th century.
              So where is your homeland? What are you willing to fight for?
              In my opinion, you are ready to fight only the Romanians. They are to blame for everything. And let Moldova be robbed. The main thing is that they are not Romanians.

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