Transnistria complains about Russian intelligence trying to involve a quasi-entity in the war/Channel 24 collage
In Pridnestrovie, local “patriots” sent letters to Moldovan President Maia Sandu, the country's authorities, Ukrainian and Moldovan law enforcement agencies and the media. In it, they complain about Russian intelligence, which is doing everything to involve the pseudo-republic in the war.
In this letter, Pridnestrovie accuses Russian intelligence of a series of terrorist attacks in a quasi-formation. Channel 24 reports this with reference to sources.
Russia is responsible for the terrorist attacks in Pridnestrovie
In their letter, “patriots from the Ministry of State Security” of Pridnestrovie complained about the high activity of Russian special services on the territory of the pseudo-republic. The consequence of such actions was that many residents of the quasi-education left, fearing war.
We remind you that they (Russia – Channel 24) will not be able to draw Pridnestrovie into a war with Ukraine and Moldova. Their actions to organize false terrorist attacks in Transnistria led to the fact that the majority of the population of the republic leaves the territory, fleeing a possible war. Most of them are draft-age guys who do not want to die in a bloody and alien war in Ukraine. the letter says.
In Transnistria, they are aware that entry into the war against Ukraine will mean the beginning of the end of the quasi-republic. Therefore, the “patriots” turned to Russian intelligence with a request to stop organizing terrorist attacks that undermine the residents of the pseudo-republic's confidence in the aggressor country.
The threat from Pridnestrovie
The topic of the possible use of the Russians for the war against Ukraine or attacks on Moldova have been featured in the media for several months. The terrorist attacks on the territory of the pseudo-republic at the end of April became the most serious information drive.
On April 25 and 26, explosions thundered on the territory of the quasi-republic of Transnistria, in which they began to look for a “Ukrainian trace”. The first explosions thundered near the “Ministry of State Security” of the pseudo-republic, as a result of which the radio tower broadcasting Russian frequencies was destroyed.
After that, Moldovan President Maia Sandu convened the country's Security Council because of a provocation. After him, at a press conference, the Moldovan leader stressed that the authorities would work exclusively through diplomacy on the return of Pridnestrovie to Moldova.
The Ukrainian military and political leadership has repeatedly noted that our country is ready for possible provocations from Pridnestrovie .
