#TransnistriaRegion
Russia Has Not Changed
On March 2, 1992, Russia waged war against Moldova. The same year, on July 21, Mircea Snegur, then President of Moldova and Boris Yeltsin, then President of Russia, signed in Moscow the Ceasefire Agreement and…
19 July 2020
President Igor Dodon States that on the Left Bank of the Nistru River Remained 16 Illegal “Border Guard” Structures
President Igor Dodon announced that the self-proclaimed authorities in the breakaway Transnistria region installed 31 illegal “border guard” structures in the security zone since the beginning of the pand…
13 July 2020
Moldova Will Buy Energy from One Supplier, Kuchurgan Power Station from the Breakaway Transnistria Region
Moldova’s centralized state energy supplier, Energocom, announces that it has extended the contract for the supply of electricity with the Kuchurgan power station, on the left bank of the Nistru River, ow…
29 June 2020
Promo-Lex Report Finds that the Russian Authorities Continue to Influence the Events in Breakaway Transnistria Region
The human rights situation in the breakaway Transnistrian region remains one of the great challenges of 2019. Furthermore, the breakaway Transnistrian region remains closed and practically inaccessible to insti…
22 June 2020
Why do so Many Westerners Want to Visit Transdniestr?
Stories of people trafficking, smuggling and arms dealing in Transdniestr litter Western newspapers; indeed, the separatist state receives just as much, if not more media coverage than the rest of Moldova, eve…
03 December 2008
Visiting Transdniestr: a Government Guide
“Pridnestrovie is home to 555,000 people made up of 35 different nationalities. It is a multi-ethnic, tolerant society where languages, cultures and religions coexist peacefully side by side… Want to find out w…
13 November 2008
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