with him about what happened in transnistria on the territory of the self-proclaimed transnistrian moldavian republic today, when there was an alleged drone attack, and no one knows whether it is true or not transnistrian fiction leadership of the so-called, and as a result of this attack, a helicopter burned down on the territory of one of the... military bases, transnistrian, that is, transnistrian, russian, i say, russian military bases, because it is a russian military base, and as a result of all this a new such moment is happening on the territory of moldova, because it is precisely the leadership of the republic of moldova who believes that the representatives of the so-called transnistrian moldavian republic are more likely to invent this story to say that their territory is in some kind of danger from russia, well now let's try with mr. kolminski to understand what is actually happening in this situation, and to... how much does the situation in transnistria depend on the stability of the republic of moldova, how serious is the situation related to the way events are taking place in this reg

the real capabilities of the russian army, which is located on the territory of the transnistrian moldavian republicso-called, there is also a russian army there, it makes up. from russian citizens and local residents, but it exists there, what can it really do? eh, i think it's a risk that existed, exists and will exist for a long time, within the framework of what we are we have with transnistria, because this is the contingent that we have on our borders first of all. according to various estimates, there are up to 20,000 troops there, all of them are controlled without exception by the russian federation, starting with... military ogrv is a force in which the 14th army of the soviet union was reformed, which fought against moldova in 1992, then these are peacekeeping forces that were formed as a result of the peace treaty between khishnev and moscow, and the so -called transnistrian army, which has the largest number in terms of numbers, but still it is under the control of the russian federation, because according to various estimates of persons, both pocket and western intelligence, and accord

there, but the fact that they sat in the first row next to the first... president of the transnistrian moldavian republic, the so-called igor smirnov, who is such a father of this entire process, which is precisely identified with the idea of an independent state, it was he who created all this back in soviet times, and when they, let's say , take him out of the mausoleum, because he has not participated in politics for a long time, then this speaks of a certain direction of thought, and vitaliy, it seems to me that if there is an escalation, there will be no escalation. yes, and everything completely depends on ukraine and on the war that ukraine is waging against the aggressor country of russia, yes, if, if russia does not reach the transnistrian section of the moldovan, moldovan-ukrainian border, this is one situation, if it does, then it is in general the other situation, but for the authorities of moldova it is now very important not to disturb the situation. and not to provoke some kind of large-scale destabilization in moldova, because it is necessary to understand that war is such a thing, it is

first deputy prime minister transnistrian moldavian republic. on to other topics: berlin will allocate a new package of military assistance to kiev worth 500 million euros, german defense minister boris pistorius announced this while speaking at the meeting. contact group for ukraine at raimstein airbase. we will find out more details from our european correspondent regina sebastianova, she is in touch with us. regina, welcome, tell us what will be included in the new aid package for the ukrainian armed forces and what other statements are being made in germany now? hello, united states secretary of defense lloyd oystein tried convince skeptical european allies that the united states will continue to support ukraine even though... it, it, washington are running out of money for this purpose, and there is no sign that congress will take action to replenish these funds, the publisher writes today, opening. the united states will not allow ukraine to lose, it is the coalition of the free world that will not allow ukraine to lose. last week, the us

already, you remember, in 1924 , the moldavian autonomous soviet socialist republic was created on the territory of today's transnistrian region as part of the ukrainian press, and the main goal of this republic was the annexation of bessarabia, or as it was then called transnistria , and in 1940 it happened, i emphasize that it is bisarabi. annexed to transnistria, and in this way created the moldavian resere, not the other way around, well, they plan to do the same thing once again , or it has already been done, it will be like this far eastern republic, here, but i believe that they will not enter moldova, because they will not cross the borders of moldova, and this was not the plan, because... that this is a violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of another countries, and so they can say, look, we united this country, it is now a very happy, cool country, it is under our influence, and by the way, there is our military presence there to guarantee the neutrality of this country , that's how, it seems to me that this is the plan, the plan was, was and he is and still is, i will remind you once again th

went wrong, we are talking about the fact that in transnistria, which is called the transnistrian moldavian republicsuch a separatist entity within moldova, they tried to gather a meeting of deputies of all levels in order to adopt some kind of appeal, and they expected that what kind of appeal would it be, it was not very clear what to expect, it was a bit different that they, as at one time there... these occupation authorities of donetsk and luhansk would appeal to join russia, but this did not happen, and simply turned to such a resolution, as if how to help transnistria with some peacekeepers or something like that, because transnistria faced such challenges, economic threats'. sphere, as they wrote, and well, the point is that earlier they were engaged in, well , let's put it bluntly, smuggling, transportation of anything through the territory of moldova, and now it simply stopped, and now they turned to the federation council, the state duma of the russian federation and so on and so on, well, they expected that putin would say something about this in his address today, he is nothing said, th

we are talking about what is in transnistria, which is there, well, called such a transnistrian moldavian republic, such a separatist entity within moldova, they tried to gather a meeting of deputies of all levels in order to adopt some appeal, and they expected that it would be an appeal. it was not very clear what to expect, it was expected a little differently that they, like the occupying authorities of donetsk and luhansk at one time, would turn to join russia, but this did not happen, and they simply turned to such a resolution as if how to help transnistria with some kind of peacemaker'. it we or something, because transnistria faced such challenges, threats, economic, social, humanitarian spheres, as they wrote, and the point is that... before they were engaged in, well, let's put it bluntly, smuggling, transportation anything because of the moldovan territory, but now it simply stopped, and they turned to the federation council, the state duma of the russian federation and so on and so forth with something like this. well, they expected that putin would say something about this in his add

such a sensational story with this congress of people's deputies of the self-proclaimed transnistrian moldavian republicwas even talk that russia was preparing to join this region, which has long been controlled by moscow from the end. 80s, early 90s, you can say, but it seemed strange to me that people who commented on these events believed that the issue of annexation could be resolved in 24 hours, because we have the experience of crimea and know that this is not the case, not everything is solved overnight, as it was commented, but what did moscow and teraspol really achieve by holding this congress? thank you for your remark, i think it is very apt, and it seems to me, first of all... that if the president of russia wanted to annex the territories of moldova, this is the least he would expect, some real appeal from the representatives of a conditionally some tamklav, some quasi -republic, it would be some kind of special operation mongoose, and we would have seen some recorded videos a long time ago, well, i speak figuratively on telegrams, and it would have already happened a long time ago, as for

are the real capabilities of the russian army, which located on the territory of the transnistrian moldavian republice so-called? there is also a russian army there, it consists of russian citizens and local residents, but it exists there. what can she really do? i think this is a risk that existed, exists and will exist for a long time, within the framework of what we have. because this is the contingent we have on our borders first of all. according to various estimates, up to 20,000 military personnel are stationed there, all of them are controlled without exception by the russian federation, starting with the military ogrv, this is the force in which there was the reformed 14th army of the soviet union , which fought against moldova in 1992, then the peacekeeping forces, which were formed as a result of the peace treaty between khishnev and moscow, and... the so-called transnistrian army, which has the largest number number, but still it is under the control of the russian federation, because according to various estimates of officials, both chisinau and western intelligence, as well as journalis

something went wrong. it is about the fact that in transnistria, which is called the transnistrian moldavian republichey tried to convene a meeting of deputies of all levels in order to adopt some appeal, well, they expected what kind of appeal it would be, it wasn't really clear what to expect, it was a bit different from what was expected, that they... uh, at one time there, these occupation authorities of donetsk, luhansk would appeal to join the russia , but this did not happen, and they simply turned to such a resolution, as if how to help transnistria with some peacekeepers or something, because transnistria faced such... challenges, threats, economic, social, humanitarian sphere, as they wrote, and the point is that before they were engaged in smuggling, transportation , whatever through the territory of moldova, and now it simply stopped, and they turned to the federation council of the state duma of the russian federation with something like this, and so on and so on, and they expected that today in putin's address. will say something about it, he didn't say anything, then...

official authorities, because when you have two or 4 thousand so-called soldiers of the transnistrian moldavian republicng against you, it is very easy to capture transnistria, in they will not go back to the rear, because ukraine is here. can meet very hospitably, they cannot move forward because there are few of them, simply because chisinau officially does not want to fight, and if is waiting for the circumstances to develop so that transnistria will fall into the hands of moldova simply by itself, well, i think that's how it is, and by the way, there is a certain logic in this too, yes, well, still, you know, here i say, there are 200 russians, that’s three... battalions and the transnistrian forces themselves and such a pro-russian vertical in the form of the ministry of foreign affairs and the ministry of state security, yes, that is , there... the sheriff’s power is not as broad as it could be to be, then there is moldova, i think, of course, that they do not want to start a war, yes, in terms of military strength somewhere roughly similar, and that's why it's hard to talk about success here, and

i should note that recently the so-called transnistrian moldavian republic appealed to the kremlin forction from moldova. mother's story about the son of a volunteer who did not return from the war. a new book by olena cherninka was presented in lviv. lemberg, mother, don't cry. what is the publication about and why everyone should read it. a ukrainian my colleagues will tell. this is a book for every ukrainian. that's how the writer olena cherninka talks about her publication. the author wrote a story about the missing person will disappear. son of a volunteer. in may 2022, she started making posts on the facebook page, which she then edited into a book. i think that the book will be useful for ukrainians who care, and i think that it will even be useful for those who did not have the experience of touching the war as close as i did, but they will be able to better understand those who live next to them . the author is in the book tells about childhood. mykhailo, his service in the army, shares the memories of his comrades and his own experiences, and mrs. olena also raises the topic