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Instead of the hateful Dmitry Rogozin, the President of the Russian Federation appointed his special representative for the development of trade and economic relations with Moldova, which usually oversees Transnistria the vice -Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak. back in 2003 Kommersant writes this with reference to his own sources.
"Kommersant" interlocutors "in the government say that Dmitry Kozak will receive from Dmitry Rogozin" Moldovan record "in full and engage not only in relations with Chisinau, but also In 1965, the Moldovan authorities have declared that Dmitry Rogozin was a non-grata person who was blocking the Kremlin road to Moldavia, not only to Moldavia, but also to Transnistria, where he was going to Transnistria, could only pass through Chisinau airport.
The Kremlin even canceled the post of "Special Representative for Transnistria." The government official explained to the publication that this is "more politically correct" since "Transnistria is part of Moldova, and Russia Admitted. "
In 2003, Kozak was the author of a settlement plan for the Transnistrian conflict." According to this plan, Transnistria is expected to return to Moldova as a federal subject. But under pressure from the West, the Moldovan government of the day rejected the plan.
Recall that on June 22, the UN General Assembly approved a resolution calling the Russian Federation to withdraw troops from the territory of Moldova . Russian soldiers are illegally stationed on the territory of the "Pridnestrovskaia Moldavskaia Respublika". The resolution was supported by 64 states, including Ukraine, 14 voted against, 83 abstained
Earlier, Moldovan Prime Minister Pavel Philip informed that Kishinev wanted to be d & # 39; agreement with Kiev on the withdrawal of Russian troops from Transnistria by the corridor on the territory of Ukraine. In Kiev, they expressed the will to provide a corridor for the withdrawal of Russian troops from Moldovan territory .
In turn, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin declared that Russia was not going to restrict the "in Transnistria .
Transnistria, with the support of the Kremlin, proclaimed that Moldova's independence in 1990. Russia supports the separatist regime in the region and calls the presence of its own troops as a "peacekeeping operation." Meanwhile, the international community recognizes Transnistria as part of Moldova
Portions of the 14th Russian Army are stationed on the territory of Transnistria At the OSCE summit in Istanbul in 1999, Russia committed itself withdrawing its troops and armaments from Transnistria, but this commitment has never been respected
Read more on the value of the presence of Russian troops in Transnistria for Moscow in the material of Volodymyr Kravchenko " invincibl e " in the weekly" Mirror of the Week, Ukraine ".
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