Russia, Moldova and Transnistria
Russian gas cutoff leaves thousands without heat and power in Moldova’s breakaway Transnistria region
Moldova’s Transnistria has faced mass heating, hot water, and electricity outages since the halt of Russian gas flow to the breakaway region on January 1. The cutoff came after Kyiv refused to renew its gas transit agreement with Moscow,
Pro-Russia separatist enclave, which fought against Moldova in 1992, declare a state of emergency over the end of shipments ...
In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Strasbourg court rules against Bulgaria over unfair trial of MEP ...
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European Commission urges Transnistria to accept Moldova's aidThe European Commission has stated that the authorities of the so-called Transnistria must stop restricting proposals for ...
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Moldovan PM: We want to reintegrate Transnistria, for Russian troops to withdraw, and deploy peacekeepersThe Moldovan government insists that the goal of Transnistria's transition to Chișinău's control remains unchanged, ...
Moldova would not object to Ukraine's proposal to help unrecognised Transnistria with its energy crisis in order to prevent a ...
The separatist administration in Transnistria reported that almost 75,000 homes/apartments in the Transnistrian region have ...
Moldovan authorities on Monday announced the summoning of a Russian diplomat following accusations over the worsening situation in its breakaway Transnistria region, which fears a complete electricity ...
It was previously reported that after Ukraine stopped the transit of Russian gas, central heating and hot water supply were ...
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