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Science > Prophecies-Of-Nostradamus |
| User: |
"Arnold Holbrook" |
| Date: |
06 Aug 2004 08:31:43 AM |
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Romanian ready to help if Transdniester cuts off Moldovan power |
ROMANIA READY TO HELP MOLDOVA IF TRANSDNIESTER CUTS OFF ENERGY
Romanian Ambassador to Moldova Filip Teodorescu told Reintegration
Minister Vasilii Sova on 4 August that his country is ready to supply
Moldova with electricity and natural gas in case Transdniester cuts
off those supplies, Flux reported. Teodorescu also said Bucharest
would cut any commercial ties with Transdniester-based enterprises
that do not abide by Moldovan legislation (see "RFE/RL Newsline," 2
August 2004). He also said Romania would agree to extend "humanitarian
aid" to the students of the schools teaching Moldovan (Romanian) with
Latin script that were closed down by the separatist regime. Mediafax
cited Moldovan Energy Ministry sources who said there is a risk that
Transdniester could cut electricity supplies to six localities on the
left bank of the River Dniester that are under Moldovan jurisdiction.
The sources also said the Energy Ministry is looking for alternative
energy supplies after Transdniester threatened to cut off the Russian
gas pipeline transiting the separatist territory. MS
MOLDOVA DENIES INTENTION TO USE FORCE AGAINST TRANSDNIESTER
The Moldovan Defense Ministry on 4 August categorically denied any
possibility of using military force against Transdniester, and the
Interior Ministry issued a similar statement, Infotag reported. The
Defense Ministry said it is surprised by reports in foreign media of
movements of Moldovan troops in the vicinity of the security zone
dividing the sides since the 1993 armistice and called those reports
"clear misinformation." "The ministry is hereby presenting assurances
that this information is false, and this may be easily confirmed by
the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and the
observers of the peacekeeping forces deployed in the region," the
statement said, adding, "On the other hand, one can easily note a
military hysteria on the Transdniester side, supplemented by efforts
of the Transdniester administration to recreate in the region an
atmosphere of instability and confrontation." MS
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