Russia’s warning to the US, NATO and Ukraine
In a written statement made by the ministry, it was claimed that Ukraine has amassed soldiers and military equipment on its border with the Transnistria region.
The statement noted that Russia is in favor of resolving all issues through political and diplomatic means, “For this reason, we warn the US, NATO countries and Ukraine, which is under their protection, about adventurous steps”. statements were included.
Emphasizing that the Russian Armed Forces will respond appropriately to possible provocation by the Kiev regime and ensure the safety of citizens, Russian soldiers and arsenals in Kobasna village, the statement said: “Any action that threatens their security will be considered an attack on the Russian Federation in accordance with international law.” the evaluation was done.
“NO DIRECT THREAT TO MOLDOVA’S MILITARY SECURITY”
On the other hand, in a statement from the Ministry of Defense of Moldova, it was indicated that the situation in the Transnistria region was closely monitored and “There is currently no direct threat to the military security of the state.” expression was used.
In a statement made yesterday by the Russian Defense Ministry, it was claimed that Ukraine prepared an “armed” provocation against the Transnistria region and deployed soldiers and weapons to the border to invade the region.
THE MOST TRANSDINARY PROBLEM OF MOLDOVA
After Moldova declared its independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, Transnistria, located on the east bank of the Dniester River, declared its independence unilaterally with the support of Russia.
The armed conflicts that began between Moldova and Transnistria after the declaration of independence ended with a ceasefire on July 22, 1992.
In 1993, settlement talks began between Moldova and Transnistria within the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE). In the negotiations that are carried out in the 5+2 format within the OSCE, representatives of Transnistria, Moldova, Russia, Ukraine, the USA and the OSCE and the European Union (EU) take place.
Transnistria, which unilaterally declared its independence within Moldova and is not recognized by any United Nations (UN) member country, has its own political structure, parliament, army, police and postal system.
Russia, which has deployed its military units, which it calls “peacekeeping forces”, in Transnistria, is said to transfer millions of dollars every year to support the region.
Russia’s largest arsenal from World War II during the Soviet Union period is located in the Transnistrian village of Kobasna. (AA)