The foreign Ministry hosted a meeting of the Deputy foreign Minister of PMR Alexandr Stetsiuk with a delegation of the Republic of Lithuania led by the attaché of the Eastern European Countries Division of the Lithuanian Foreign Ministry Sandra Drozdova.
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04/02/2019
Vitaly Ignatiev met with the Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry Sergey Gubarev
02/04/2019
Vitaly Ignatiev met with Thomas Hammarberg, UN Human Rights Senior Expert in Pridnestrovie
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A meeting of the PMR Security Council chaired by the PMR President Vadim Krasnoselsky was held today. The central issue on the agenda was the situation related to the introduction of martial law in some regions of Ukraine, including the Odessa and Vinnytsia regions bordering Pridnestrovie.
During the meeting, the members of the meeting agreed a plan of action in the current circumstances. In particular, it was decided to establish a focal point for monitoring and responding to possible changes in the situation.
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 Minister of Foreign Affairs of Pridnestrovie told "Kommersant" about relations with Kishinev, Moscow and Kiev. |
 Press Service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the PMR commented on the publication of some statements by the representatives of the Republic of Moldova on the Moldovan-Pridnestrovian settlement. |
 Lately it seems that the relations between Kishinev and Tiraspol are deadlocked. Indeed, there was Berlin. More precisely it was another round of negotiations in the 5+2 format held on June 2-3. It was a breakthrough after a lull. |
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The Pridnestrovian Representation first appeared in Moscow in 2005. Its functions were then assigned to the Cooperation Center “Pridnestrovie” – a public organization officially registered in the Russian Federation. From the beginning of 2012, the activity of this structure was discontinued, however, there is still need for Republic’s representation. This is confirmed by the numerous appeals of Pridnestrovian citizens residing in Russia.
Mass-media about Pridnestrovie
Breakaway republics fascinate me. It’s a story of how a section of a country feels so strongly that they aren’t part of that country that they pull away, but don’t manage to separate completely. Some of these countries eventually gain independence, others don’t ever really intend to get it, and still others remain in limbo, part and yet not part of the host country.
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