Montyan advises residents of the PMR and Moldova to “make supplies and prepare potbelly stoves”
Residents of Transnistria and Moldova should expect that in the event of a military conflict they will have to live for several years without Russian assistance.
This was stated in an interview with the Zarya Pridnestrovya channel by Donetsk-based lawyer and volunteer Tatyana Montyan, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"What could you recommend to the residents of Transnistria and Moldova in the current situation? What experience can you share, considering that you live in Donetsk?" the host asked.
“Hold on, make reserves, use them sparingly. Something to think about with some bourgeois stoves. I think, Now there will simply be a surge in the production of potbelly stoves. We have the most popular gas cylinders.
I don’t know what kind of coal and firewood you have – look at our publics, which ones are praised more, so you make the same. The ideal ones are those that are both coal and wood. To somehow hold out in the warmth, because you can withstand everything, but the cold is very difficult,” Montyan said.
"Warm up, buy sleeping bags. If you have a camping tent, sleep in it and in a sleeping bag, right in the apartment, if it's really cold. And wait until it gets warmer. Thermoses are also a popular idea.
Save your resources. Remember that it may happen that salvation will not come, and we will have to live as we have been here for a very long time. “Count on it, although hope for the best,” the volunteer concluded.
English version :: Read in English Montyan advises residents of the PMR and Moldova to "stock up and cook their stoves"