Moldova· ChisinauRussian diplomat discusses historical presence in Transnistria
A Russian diplomat, Oleg Ozerov, asserted Russia's centuries-long presence in Transnistria, dismissing claims of occupation as hypocritical due to the region's Russian-speaking population.
Background
Transnistria, a breakaway region of Moldova, has hosted Russian troops since the early 1990s. Moldova views this as an occupation, while Russia maintains its presence is for peacekeeping and protecting Russian speakers. This situation is a long-standing point of contention between Russia and Moldova.
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Russian presence in Transnistria discussed
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Asserting a long-standing Russian presence in Transnistria and refuting the notion of occupation.
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