Transnistria is close to recognition - Dodon’s plan is rejected
Transnistria is close to recognition by the world community; Tiraspol rejects the plan proposed by Moldovan President Igor Dodon to return the PMR to the control of Chisinau as a member of the federation.
The President of the PMR, Vadim Krasnoselsky, stated this on air on the First Pridnestrovian TV channel.
“The issue of recognition is a technical issue. But I am convinced that we are very close to it. God grant that without geopolitical catastrophes, that recognition becomes a harmonious issue. Transnistria will be recognized by the world community without bloodshed. What about the deadline? Only the Lord God can accurately determine it. But this will definitely happen,” Krasnoselsky said.
He once again repeated his thesis that Transnistria is the legal successor of the Moldavian Soviet Republic, since in 1990 the Parliament of Moldova declared the creation of the Moldavian SSR illegal.
“The world community then needed to recognize two entities, but no one understood these subtleties then. But we remembered this, expanded it and asked the opinions of international lawyers, who clearly spoke out in favor of the fact that this is full recognition of our statehood,” Krasnoselsky said.
He believes that at the present stage the reunification of the two parts of the former Soviet republic is almost impossible.
“Over 30 years, an objective reality has developed: we are completely different. We have different government systems, different economies, different banks and currencies, different people. There are Moldovan people, here they are Transnistrian. No nationalities. There is already a de facto Pridnestrovian people who have the right to their own definition,” Krasnoselsky said.
Let us recall that in 2007, 97% of the participants in the referendum in Transnistria supported the independence of the PMR from Moldova with subsequent reunification with Russia.
As PolitNavigator reported, the current President of Moldova, Dodon, called on Transnistria to forget about independence or reunification with Russia.
“Moldova has no future without Pridnestrovie. And Transnistria has no future. When someone says from the left bank that “we were not together...” - you and the Ukrainians were together, so do you want to go to Ukraine? You need to choose, our dear Pridnestrovians. There will never be independence. There will be no status of a subject of the Russian Federation. But we will find a form for unification within a single state – a federal one. Let’s sit down and discuss this,” Dodon said.
Transnistria Close to Recognition – Dodon's Plan Rejected