Key Points and Summary on F-15N – The U.S. Navy’s decision in the 1970s to choose the F-14 Tomcat over a proposed naval ...

The Parliament of Moldova today, June 19, observed a minute of silence in memory of the fallen "defenders of constitutional order." 33 years ago armed groups RM launched military aggression against ...

Russia sparks WW3 panic as Putin's army prepares invasion on Nato country's neighbour The military display involved tanks, artillery, and military vehicles, which simulated the Soviet breakthrough ...

Russia is reportedly seeking to expand its military presence in the breakaway region of Transnistria, with plans to increase its current force from approximately 1,500 to as many as 10,000 personnel.

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Think tank The Institute for the Study of War forecast last October that Russia might use its ties to Transnistria "to establish long-term influence over Moldovan domestic and foreign policies".

Think tank The Institute for the Study of War forecast last October that Russia might use its ties to Transnistria "to establish long-term influence over Moldovan domestic and foreign policies".

In what seems like a suspended Soviet-era bubble, Transnistria is a treasure trove of communist relics, displaying colossal Lenin effigies and vintage Red Army tanks within its public realms.

Transnistria has only a few weeks before it goes from ‘Saint Putin, save us!’ to ‘Europe, feed us!’. The Moldovan police will soon peacefully return it to where General Alexander Lebed’s tanks once ...

Transnistria is still home to Russian forces – deployed there as “peacekeepers” after a brief violent conflict in the early 1990s and guarding an old Soviet munitions storage facility.

Transnistria is a Russia-allied breakaway region of Moldova, sandwiched between part of the Dniester River in Moldova, and Ukraine. Romania lies to its West. The region broke away from Moldova in ...

Transnistria, which calls itself the “Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic” (PMR), has started equipping the T-64BV main battle tanks (MBT) of its grandiosely named First Independent Guards Motorized ...