Transnistria is building a state border, Moldova accuses Russia of provocation

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In the twenty-third year of the existence of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic (since September 1990), the head of the Transdnistrian Moldavian Republic (in this case, Yevgeny Shevchuk) decided to finally dissociate himself from Moldova. The President of the Pridnestrovskaia Moldavskaia Respublika decided to sign the law on the state border, unequivocally letting the Moldovan side understand that Transnistrian Moldavian Republic has no future in the Moldavian state, which is the only purpose of joining the united "fraternal" European Union under any conditions. Moreover, it is seen by some Moldovan politicians not even as an equal subject of European union law, but as one of the provinces of Romania, which (Romania) is currently a member of the European Union.



For obvious reasons, an absolute majority of Transnistrian residents, including many citizens of Russia and Ukraine, are not going to join the EU, and even through Romanian backyards. This is confirmed by the results of the referendums, which in the Transdniestrian Moldavian Republic over the past two decades or more have been held more than once. Most residents of the republic are in favor of independence from Moldova, and independence is de facto manifested in various spheres: from the economy to the media environment.

So, 12 June Eugene Shevchuk put his signature on the document, which holds the state between. The Law on the State Border of the PMR, adopted by the Supreme Council of Transdniestria in May, is based on the Declaration of Transdniestrian DMR sovereignty of 1990, the Constitution of the Republic and the Declaration of Independence on 1991, and defines the following territories for the Republic: Grigoriopol, Dubossary, Kamensky, Rybnitsky and Slobodzeysky districts: Grigoriopol, Dubossary, Kamensky, Rybnitsky and Slobodzeysky districts, including Grigoriopol, Dubossary, Kamensky, Rybnitsky and Slobodzia districts: , Dniester, Dubossary, Rybnitsa, Tiraspol (the capital). In addition, the Transnistrian leadership in the Transdniestrian territory includes the disputed territories. These include several fairly large villages: in particular, the right-bank Varnitsa, villages of the Dubasari district, which Chisinau regards as its own.

Tiraspol conducts the state border with Ukraine along the same line that separated these territories from the Ukrainian SSR during the Soviet years.

24 June 2013 The law on the state border between the Pridnestrovskaia Moldavskaia Respublika and the neighboring states (Moldova and Ukraine) should finally come into force, and full border control points with all related attributes will appear along the entire perimeter of the MRT. This law finally dot the i in matters of whether Transnistrian residents are going to remain in limbo, each time paying attention to Moldovan political pressure and other demarches of Chisinau dancing to the Romanian tune.

And the fact that the European duda has a magical effect on the Moldovan political elites has been convinced all lately. One of the new confirmations is the requirement of the State Chancellery of Moldova to the authorities of another territory, which is still included in the Republic of Moldova, Gagauzia, to repeal several provisions of the law, which, in the opinion of the Moldovan political elite, infringes the rights of sexual minorities. As they say, who is talking about something, and dirty is about a bath ... As soon as the authorities of one of the states, dreaming to merge in political ecstasy with the European Union, begin to prattle about the infringement of LGBT rights, they immediately come up to the surface, along which democratic corridor these same authorities are ready to lead their people. Aptly a national joke of the last months: “to Europe through ... y".

And if in Gagauzia they still do not know what to answer to Chisinau, then Tiraspol, apparently, made its choice. To integrate with those who rush with gay rights like a chicken with an egg, who are looking for a reason to crush over the interests of more than half a million citizens of the republic and due to this, it is not going to drive into bird rights in the EU - Tiraspol.

Naturally, the information that Shevchuk signed such an unequivocal law plunged the Moldovan authorities into a real shock. An urgent meeting is scheduled for June 20 in the Moldovan parliament. Lawmakers in Chisinau seem set to take action against transnational Transnistria. In this regard, the question arises: Shevchuk signed the law 12 of June, and why did the Moldovan lawmakers schedule the “urgent” meeting only for the 20 number? 8 days of buildup for such a thing - somehow too much. The reason, obviously, is that it took the Moldovan authorities time to get “practical” European advice. Over the past few years, Chisinau has purposefully learned to grow out of the very possibility of making independent decisions, which is eloquently demonstrated today. For eight days, the Europeans whispered possible solutions to the Moldovan political elites, and now it’s a matter of little: Moldovan lawmakers have to press the right buttons for their democratic future. While it remains unclear what exactly the solution was proposed as final by the Moldovan authorities, but over time it will naturally manifest.

So far, the same Moldovan authorities have decided to punish Transnistrians for their intractability with fines. This decision was made on 14 June (a couple of days after the signing of the Law on the State Border, Yevgeny Shevchuk). It lies in the fact that Chisinau will issue 400 lei (about 1030 Russian rubles) fine to every foreigner who enters Moldova from the territory of the MRT without registration in the Moldovan competent structures. Tens of thousands of Transnistrian citizens have Russian and Ukrainian passports and are forced to use Moldovan transport hubs (train stations, airports). If this law is directed against them, then it is not clear how it is possible in this way to come to the restoration of territorial integrity, which official Chisinau speaks of? Rather, it is an extra gift to President Shevchuk, who receives an additional trump card for the final dissociation of Transnistria from Moldova. Apparently, the European partners of Moldova have already hinted to those who made such a decision that they were obviously in a hurry ...

But the decision to adopt penalties against the PMR is not the whole answer of Moldova. A few days ago, a member of the Moldovan delegation to the Joint Control Commission (JCC), which controls the situation on the banks of the Dniester, Mr. Lyakhu, generally said that Russia was to blame for Yevgeny Shevchuk's decision to draw the state border line. Moreover, Lyakhu announced that it was time to file a lawsuit against the Russian Federation with the Hague Tribunal. He just said so: "to the tribunal." Apparently, Ion Lahu is not familiar with those courts that are located in the Dutch city of The Hague, and therefore, when filing a lawsuit, he can definitely confuse. The fact is that there are many courts in The Hague, but there is only one tribunal, and that one for the former Yugoslavia. The "Yugoslavian" tribunal will take a long time to figure out what to do with the claim from the Moldovan citizen Lyahu, who demands to punish Russia for the fact that the PMR is going to finally dissociate itself from the Republic of Moldova. They will measure the distance from Tiraspol to Belgrade or Pristina with rulers for a long time and look in historical sources, how the PMR is connected with the former Yugoslavia ... In general, Lyakh gave a blunder ...

When in Chisinau, the negotiation process with Tiraspol under the European Union baton was finally canceled, it is foolish in Russia to look for the guilty that the MRT is going to create a full-fledged state border. All the guilty are sitting in the Romanian office and in the Brussels leather armchairs.
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  1. +7
    25 June 2013 07: 25
    It’s stupid in Russia to look for those responsible for the fact that the PMR is going to create a full-fledged state border. All the guilty are in Romanian office and in Brussels leather chairs.

    This is exactly
    1. cartridge
      +34
      25 June 2013 08: 41
      Ukrainian-Moldavian border.
      Right on the border a wolf traps in a trap. Two days later, the Ukrainian border guards could not stand it and called Moldovans:
      - Take your wolf, he’s already covered everyone, the second day he howls.
      Moldavians:
      - And where did you get the idea that this is our Moldavian wolf?
      Ukrainians:
      - Duc, I have already nibbled three paws on myself, but still in a trap!
    2. roial
      -16
      25 June 2013 11: 41
      Something the author of the article is driven a little. Three weeks ago I went on a business trip, accompanied Moldovan demarcators (not Transnistrian), took data from the border posts on the Transnistrian section. Pridnestrovie is not a recognized republic; therefore, Ukraine CANNOT conduct any negotiations with it on the border, unlike Moldova. And all sorts of documents there signed by their president are just a filkin letter.
      1. ksandr45
        +6
        25 June 2013 12: 27
        We will assume that we with Ukrainian brothers have squeezed these lands from you. Cheap, angry and not geyropeyskim that most of all would give pleasure.
    3. moldavan
      +1
      26 June 2013 13: 09
      drinks I want to brothers-Slavs and not to enemies-Romanians RUSSIA we (Moldavians) are with you
  2. +5
    25 June 2013 07: 25
    Border is locked tight am No one has canceled this term yet. request The most wonderful thing is that the other side will have to react. And there, de facto, it will move de jure and that’s it! request
  3. Vanek
    +19
    25 June 2013 07: 30
    Transnistria is building a state border, Moldova accuses Russia of provocation

    Moldova and Russia.

    Look at the atlas, look at the globe. And you will see that the letters in the word "Russia" are MORE than some countries.
    1. +14
      25 June 2013 07: 40
      Quote: Vanek

      Moldova and Russia.

      Hi Ivan! Moldavians themselves are not eager to become Romanians and scratch in the EU, they prefer Russia. A handful of corrupt Romanian politicians who settled in Chisinau will end poorly. Moldova will still be in the TS !!! Brussels can relax hi
      1. +5
        25 June 2013 07: 44
        [quote = Alexander Romanov] [quote = Vanyok]
        Moldova and Russia. [/ quote]
        Hi Ivan! Moldavians themselves are not eager to become Romanians and scratch in the EU, they prefer Russia. A handful of corrupt Romanian politicians who settled in Chisinau will end poorly. Sasha fool Well, how much can you explain? -Romanian is a profession. The contract will end and go to the house before the hut-eat mamalyga and torture the violin wassat
        1. moldavan
          +1
          26 June 2013 13: 06
          Romanians are not a profession but a diagnosis
      2. 225chay
        +4
        25 June 2013 09: 06
        Quote: Alexander Romanov
        A handful of corrupt Romanian politicians

        It seems that we have such "handfuls" in the Kremlin
        1. +2
          25 June 2013 09: 43
          Quote: 225chay
          It seems that we have such "handfuls" in the Kremlin
          Tell me where they are not, I’d go to live there on foot
          If only in the City of the Sun, then Utopia and in general a book
    2. +4
      25 June 2013 07: 41
      Quote: Vanek
      Look at the atlas, look at the globe.

      On the globe of what? belay Moldova or Russia? wassat hello Ivan hi
      1. Vanek
        +3
        25 June 2013 07: 52
        To be honest, I never found Moldova. Or how is it there.

        Damn, the picture is not added.
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        2. +5
          25 June 2013 08: 06
          Quote: Vanek
          To be honest, I never found Moldova.

          And you look on the globe of Ukraine - suddenly got into a piece? laughing
          1. Vanek
            +4
            25 June 2013 08: 16
            Yes, well, what will I do if it is really invisible.

            Ahhhhhhhh laughing laughing I’ll go, I’ll look at another globe.
          2. Vovka levka
            -5
            25 June 2013 08: 38
            Quote: Ruslan67

            And you look on the globe of Ukraine - suddenly got into a piece? laughing

            Dear, what kind of humor?
            1. Vanek
              +5
              25 June 2013 08: 40
              Quote: Vovka Levka
              Dear, what kind of humor?


              What kind of jokes are there? Moldova disappeared from the globe.
              1. +3
                25 June 2013 09: 47
                -Do you see a gopher?
                -No
                -And it is!
                Quote: Vanek
                Moldova disappeared from the globe
                You would still look on the globe of Andoru, Monaco or the Vatican.
                The sizes are wrong
              2. +1
                25 June 2013 12: 44
                Quote: Vanek
                and what jokes are there? Moldova disappeared from the globe.

                Duc is probably not a globe, but a bar under the globe. wassat
                1. Vanek
                  0
                  25 June 2013 12: 46
                  Quote: mhpv
                  globe bar


                  I do not drink alcohol. Which I advise everyone.
                  1. +1
                    25 June 2013 14: 17
                    Quote: Vanek
                    I do not drink alcohol. Which I advise everyone.


                    Classics of the genre laughing
                2. Vanek
                  0
                  25 June 2013 12: 50
                  Cookies are not being cleaned.
                  1. Beck
                    +1
                    25 June 2013 16: 31
                    There’s a mess on the page, just two of them were messed up, so the red buttons would be covered with rust. So, so as not to rust.

                    Russia is a great country. Both in its history and in its present. And on the horizon there are no events that could shake these positions.

                    Here, many condemn Moldova, and from only one perspective - I am healthier. I mean, in terms of personality, writing here. But there will always be later. Which will select and throw out of the queue. Health is not an argument.

                    Under the Helsinki Agreements of 1977, the international community recognized the inviolability of the post-war borders. Since borders are the root cause of all military conflicts. And the USSR fell apart within the borders of the sovereign republics recognized by Helsinki, the document also contains the signature of the USSR-Russia. Moldova, like Azerbaijan, is still designated as a single state on all world maps. The international community does not recognize the self-declaration of Transnistria and the capture of Karabakh by Armenia. And historically, all of Moldova is the land of Moldova. For historical reasons, many Slavs moved there at one time, but this does not give the right to self-declaration of independence of a single territory on the land of a sovereign state.

                    If we recognize the territory of Transnistria as an independent state, we will have to recognize the right of Chechnya, Tatarstan, Bashkiria to possible full political independence. Who needs it? Hurray patriots need? So, what is not enough of two Chechen wars? Or the Urashniki may recognize the right, on the basis of the precedent, of Kazakhs living compactly in any district of the Omsk or Chelyayuyinsky region to declare their independence from Russia. Of course this is absurd. Russian Kazakhs, if they want to live in their own state, have Kazakhstan. And if you really want to, then they just need to change their place of residence. And the proclamation of any region of Russia as autonomous is nonsense and will not be recognized by both Russia and Kazakhstan. Moldova also fits into the same construction.
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                    2. 101
                      101
                      0
                      25 June 2013 22: 52
                      Tell the Serbs they understand that they know everything about international law
                    3. 0
                      25 June 2013 23: 40
                      Moldova also fits into the same construction. And you tell all this to the residents of Parkan who survived the air attack of official Chisinau, or to my friend who had a house burned in Bendery, where he got an apartment a few days before. And, in my opinion, Moldova still sounds in Russian.
                      1. Beck
                        0
                        26 June 2013 21: 22
                        Quote: nelson
                        And you tell all this to the residents of Parkan who survived the air attack of official Chisinau, or to my friend who had a house burned in Bendery, where he got an apartment a few days before. And, in my opinion, Moldova still sounds in Russian.


                        I sympathize with the victims. But the root cause of all this. And the root cause is that it was not necessary to proclaim the independence of Transnistria, but to agree on cohabitation. If you go along this line, Brighton Beach can be declared an independent state, since this area of ​​New York is completely populated by immigrants from Russia.
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            3. +4
              25 June 2013 08: 45
              Quote: Vovka Levka
              what kind of humor?

              Quote: Vanek
              Moldova disappeared from the globe.

              Did not take request belay
              1. Vanek
                +2
                25 June 2013 08: 49
                Quote: Ruslan67
                Did not take


                Karl stole corals from Klara, and Klara stole the clarinet from Karl.
                If Karl didn’t steal corals from Clara, then Clara would not steal clarinet from Karl.
                1. +4
                  25 June 2013 08: 52
                  Quote: Vanek
                  Quote: Ruslan67
                  Did not take


                  Karl stole corals from Klara, and Klara stole the clarinet from Karl.
                  If Karl didn’t steal corals from Clara, then Clara would not steal clarinet from Karl.

                  Won crying I won’t even print it request
                  1. Vanek
                    +2
                    25 June 2013 08: 57
                    Quote: Ruslan67
                    I won’t even print it


                    More by drinks we will find Moldova. Then after drinks ... And mother do not worry, what began there ... laughing
                    1. +2
                      25 June 2013 08: 59
                      Quote: Vanek
                      Then another drink ... And mom do not worry, what started there ...

                      Well, and in whose globe are we going to shove that unedited what we find? what wassat
                      1. Vanek
                        +1
                        25 June 2013 09: 05
                        Quote: Ruslan67
                        Well, in whose globe we will


                        laughing laughing laughing In Moldovan.

                        I think it's really good to humor. They laughed about the soul.

                        Ruslan drinks
                      2. +2
                        25 June 2013 09: 13
                        drinks Probably sure enough, otherwise people will not be able to work
        3. Searcher
          +3
          25 June 2013 10: 57
          If you have not found Moldova, then our immense country (PMR) will not be realistic at all. From edge to edge we will have less than 300 km on the longest route :)
          1. Vanek
            0
            25 June 2013 12: 19
            Quote: Searcher
            along the longest route less than 300 km


            I say, even the letters are larger.
          2. +3
            25 June 2013 14: 19
            In this case, it is not the size of the country that is important, but its self-esteem, which is immeasurably greater in the small PMR than in the "Romanian province of Moldova".
          3. 0
            25 June 2013 14: 50
            Quote: Searcher
            With us, from edge to edge, the longest route will take less than 300 km :)

            Yesterday I was in the Moscow region and then drove more to work. wassat
            1. Searcher
              0
              25 June 2013 15: 42
              So will the Nerezinovaya, and in terms of number more will be, with the Moscow Region every thirty times. We have only about half a million people. :)
          4. +2
            25 June 2013 15: 47
            If you have not found Moldova, then our immense country (PMR) will not be realistic at all. From edge to edge we will have less than 300 km on the longest route :)
            Join the TS or immediately to Russia and there will be a territory to Kamchatka. wink laughing
    3. cartridge
      +22
      25 June 2013 08: 45
      The meeting of the Parliament in Moldova was disrupted in connection with the opening of the construction season in Moscow.
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  5. malikszh
    +7
    25 June 2013 07: 52
    PMR is a good place pancake deployment of iskander
  6. +4
    25 June 2013 07: 54
    Crimea, Crimea is still necessary.
  7. +3
    25 June 2013 07: 57
    falling under any conditions into a single "fraternal" European Union. Moreover, some Moldovan politicians see this as not even an equal subject of European Union law, but as one of the provinces of Romania, which (Romania) is currently a member of the European Union
    With the stubbornness of a suicidal maniac, they stick their head in a kindly prepared noose. They would ask the same Romanians or Balts how fun they are in the gay union. Not only the media, everything is in chocolate, people would be interested
    1. not good
      +2
      25 June 2013 10: 01
      It’s better for Moldovan politicians to pay where they paid more, if Russia wanted to go to Russia, but for the time being it pays a geyropa .... to its people on ... no. And why are there no comments from the representatives of Moldova on the site?
  8. +2
    25 June 2013 07: 57
    Lyakhu announced that it was time for the Russian Federation to sue the Hague Tribunal.

    Moldovans have always been distinguished by their "intelligence and ingenuity"))))) Although their wine is not bad.
    1. +5
      25 June 2013 13: 58
      Quote: JIaIIoTb
      Moldovans have always been distinguished by "intelligence and ingenuity"


      I propose not to shine with its tact.
      I can give many examples of smart and, moreover, talented and well-known Moldovans.

      Friends, stop being piped up. The area of ​​Russia is not and should not be the only subject of Russian pride. Is Israel bigger than Moldova?

      We need to talk about something completely different.
      Yes, there are a handful of Romanian politicians in power, as Romanov wrote. So there are few people at the helm in any state. Another thing is the support that they enjoy among the population.
      The upcoming next elections are forcing the Alliance to frantically seek new ways to the hearts of its constituents. They understand that the three years of squandering have not added popularity to them.
  9. +3
    25 June 2013 08: 13
    What normal person who loves his wife, his children, voluntarily in an embrace with the thieving descendants of the Romans, will he ask for a geyvropu? There will be very few willing.
    I do not doubt that they will try to force residents of the PMR to force them to fall in love with European values. So, keep the border to the castle, and keep the gunpowder dry!
  10. +3
    25 June 2013 08: 44
    A little out of place. Romania. Business trip Ceausescu in power. 80-s. On the roofs of buildings zenith DShK. What for? They answer that they are covering us, US, from NATO aircraft, and for this we owe the Romanians. But it's like a dead poultice! And they are all about duty to them. And about the fact that only they are real Romans and all-all-all owe them.
    Of course, not without exception, so stated, but many.
    Honest former pioneer.
    1. +2
      25 June 2013 09: 51
      Quote: My address
      only they are real Romans and all-all-all owe them.
      And the company’s is the worst, after it is only execution, the curse was dirty
  11. Kovrovsky
    +2
    25 June 2013 08: 49
    Well done, PMRovtsy! Well, for all gay-oriented Russia is always to blame for everything. A win-win option!
  12. Denis_SF
    +1
    25 June 2013 09: 53
    In general, Lyakhu gave a swing ...

    Well, this is it with a perelyakhu!
    1. 0
      25 June 2013 10: 35
      “A few days ago, a member of the Moldovan delegation at the Joint Control Commission (JCC), which controls the situation on the banks of the Dniester, Mr. Lyakhu, generally stated that Russia was to blame for Yevgeny Shevchuk’s decision to draw the state border line. Moreover, Lyakhu announced that the Russian Federation it's time to file a claim with the Hague Tribunal. "
      "In general, Lyakh gave a blunder ..."

      It would be better if he really gave Mach ...
  13. 0
    25 June 2013 11: 16
    Whatever children entertained, it would have cost without bloodshed.
  14. Geolog1971
    +9
    25 June 2013 11: 28
    I have a grandfather on the maternal side in Moldova. He died in the village of Leovo on the Bug. In the 80s, all my uncles, my mother, father and grandmother went to the grave. All that remained of my grandfather was "missing." When the search engines found him and called us to the opening of the monument, everyone drove off. Grandmother brought a handful of earth in a bundle. So now two monuments stand, grandmother and grandfather, the earth was lowered into the grave. And he himself is in Moldova.
    They spoke very warmly about Moldovans. They gave them a vine, they still grow it in our family. I took it to Altai in 1992. Now a third of the village where I live in Altai is cultivating this vine. I don’t know the name of the variety, but a very strong wine, giving a lot of grafting.
    Despite the harsher climate, it easily took root in Altai.
    It’s a pity that they behave like that now. God be their judge. Someday I’ll visit my grandfather’s grave. If Moldovans go under Romanians, throw off their families and take out their grandfather, we will not leave the grave for the Nazis.
  15. 0
    25 June 2013 12: 07
    We in the Navy Romanians personnel called the warhead-3)))))
  16. 0
    25 June 2013 12: 20
    Moldovan political pressure and other demarches of Chisinau dancing to the Romanian tune.

    As soon as the authorities of one of the states, dreaming of merging in political ecstasy with the European Union, begin to babble about the infringement of the rights of LGBT people, then it immediately comes to the surface through which democratic corridor these same authorities are ready to lead their people.


    That would take this pipe and insert it into the democratic corridor ... good
  17. Blackwing
    +1
    25 June 2013 13: 22
    It seems to me that not everything is so simple. Shevchuk himself, a year ago, shouted about the tactics of taking small steps with Moldova (kissing his gums with a filat), and now he is fighting borders with her (Moldova). Why would you suddenly?
    Stories have long been familiar with examples - when the rulers, in order to distract the people from current problems (and there are more and more problems with the new president in the PMR every day), arrange a small mess with neighbors.
    I can’t believe that this invisible hand of Moscow suggested signing a border law to annoy Moldova.

    PS And who is interested in what is really going on in the PMR and how people relate to this - here are two links to forums that are still active (for Transnistrians, access to them is possible only through anonymizers):
    forum.dnestra.com
    openpmr.com
  18. 0
    25 June 2013 15: 02
    Quote: roial
    accompanied Moldovan demarcators

    why didn’t you rescue one wolf from the trap? Did you make marks on the globe of Moldova or Romania?
  19. 0
    25 June 2013 15: 43
    "In general, Lyakh gave a blunder ..."
    It would be better if he really gave Mach a look and pan-European values, he would have appreciated differently.
  20. Searcher
    +2
    25 June 2013 16: 00
    Quote: piotr534
    If you have not found Moldova, then our immense country (PMR) will not be realistic at all. From edge to edge we will have less than 300 km on the longest route :)
    Join the TS or immediately to Russia and there will be a territory to Kamchatka. wink laughing


    I am personally in favor, but it will turn out like the Kaliningrad region but without access to the sea. We have no borders neither with Russia nor with other members of the CU, except that Ukraine will give in to the CU, and we will follow :)
  21. theodorh
    +1
    25 June 2013 16: 53
    Friends I would like to ask a question.

    Explain to me what is the difference between Chechen separatism and Abkhaz, Transnistrian and Ossetian?
    1. nevopros
      0
      25 June 2013 21: 23
      Small reaches for the big. It’s not to look at Tbilisi / Kishenev, especially since there were results of a referendum on the preservation of the USSR, they are looking at Moscow.
      1. theodorh
        0
        25 June 2013 21: 37
        Then why the Chechens do not want Moscow?
  22. sashka
    0
    25 June 2013 17: 58
    It has long been necessary to remove the word Moldavian from the name. And the topic would close by itself ..
    1. nevopros
      +1
      25 June 2013 21: 36
      This is a precedent - the presence on the map of two Moldova (s). Questions immediately arise about the artificiality of the two formations and, accordingly, "googling" information on the topic "and what preceded ...". And most importantly: the attachment and attention to the future fate of Greater Moldova. A kind of psychological barrier.
  23. zcity
    0
    25 June 2013 20: 22
    Quote: roial
    Something the author of the article is driven a little. Three weeks ago I went on a business trip, accompanied Moldovan demarcators (not Transnistrian), took data from the border posts on the Transnistrian section. Pridnestrovie is not a recognized republic; therefore, Ukraine CANNOT conduct any negotiations with it on the border, unlike Moldova. And all sorts of documents there signed by their president are just a filkin letter.

    Yes, and Khimki joins the Vatican.
    Transnistria can do at least 3 borders, there is no sense that there will not be such a country.
    Moldovan politicians are corrupt creatures, but even in Transnistria, the leaders are also good at fattening themselves and pasta is in full swing.
    At stake Gorbachev, his hands things, would live in the USSR and did not know grief.
  24. sanych your division
    +2
    25 June 2013 21: 45
    Moldovan scientists came to the conclusion that the Earth is not round but black and crunches on the teeth.
  25. Little Russia
    +3
    26 June 2013 00: 27
    Great article!
    Only one remark, the aglitsky word gay means an adjective - cheerful, bright, brilliant, well, it doesn’t mean pederasts in any way, for these types the aglitsky slimy is more suitable - slippery, obsequious, viscous, muddy, oily, I would add it is soapless.
    Why be ostriches. We constantly impose moronic words like an African American instead of blacks. What the hell is Afro-pin-dos, if he has never been to the pin-up, but came from his Zimbabwe-cameroon? Let's call a spade a spade. Blacks - blacks, scoundrels - scoundrels, well, and pedril - pederasts, as the great and powerful demands from us.
  26. Igorisep
    0
    26 June 2013 01: 09
    Very tight control in Moldova by the EU on behalf of the Romanians. Each district center has several representatives at each meeting. Heads of administrations are simply full-power performers, and they are lousy to the full. They do not touch, they are satisfied. And they’re talking about politics .. (almost all the old people who have swept over from the Communists).
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    30 June 2013 18: 46
    The article put a minus.
    How not to stop the running bison or the singing Kobzon, so do not stop the writing Volodin ...
    Volodin, you can’t write, don’t write.
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    27 August 2013 07: 44
    Transnistria we are with you. Just recover a bit, become stronger and everything will return to square one.

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