The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the PMR Vitaly Ignatiev had a video format conversation with the Special Representative of the OSCE Chairman-in-Office Thomas Mayr-Harting and the Head of the OSCE Mission to Moldova Klaus Neukirch.
During the conversation, diplomats discussed in detail the current situation in the negotiation process, taking into account the negative tendencies and situation aggravation in the relations between Pridnestrovie and the Republic of Moldova.
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04/22/2021
Vadim Krasnoselsky Met with Klaus Neukirch
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs got acquainted with the information that starting from September 1 current year, Ukraine plans to introduce a movement ban on its territory for vehicles registered in the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic; an exception would make vehicles with neutral license plates.
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At the site of the PMR President's Administration, Vadim Krasnoselsky met with the Head of the OSCE Mission to Moldova Klaus Neukirch. During the working conversation, interlocutors discussed the course of the negotiation process and dwelled in detail on aspects that require increased attention. The sides exchanged views and proposals on dialogue enhancing, on existing agreements’ practical implementation and on work aimed at achieving new ones. The parties agreed that stagnation within talks must be overcome.
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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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