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>
>
> More seriously, they would probably want to claim that the actions in
> Transnistria are mainly instigated by Transnistria's government, which means
> they might be quite happy to just have a couple thousand active-duty specnaz
> personnel take "vacations" in Transnistria, ride in there in civilian
> clothes, and then, completely spontaneously get involved in hostilities.
>  It's not like they *need* to ship in a lot of military hardware, if I
> understand properly; they can probably do with a carload or two of C&C
> equipment at most.
>

But they are already there. Moreover, they can do the same things in
Chisinau, not only in Tiraspol. BUT: who wants to fight when you get
everything just by asking? There is no war for them to fight in
Transnistria, Moldova itself, or anywhere near. They know that if (after
having passed Ukraine) they show up, they would get everything they ask.
However, they need victory in war, not a march unopposed. You oppose an
enemy after you have strengthened your country. No country in SE Europe is
in such a position, nor will be the next 20 years. The best solution for us
is to get rid of our national puppets to Russia (Voronin and Co in Moldova,
Yanukovich and Co in Ukraine, should I continues to name guys like that in
Romania? because they do exist!). We can resolve the issue of Transnistria
between Moldova and Ukraine if both countries have serious governments
defending national interests. Russia would wake up in the morning with no
Transnistria.

Hence Russia puts its nose in all international affairs, and as a price for
concession asks the west to cede them Ukraine. If they get that, they won
the game, the rest is crumbles.

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untry. No country in SE Europe is in such a position, nor will be the next =
20 years. The best solution for us is to get rid of our national puppets to=
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