Shots were fired in unrecognised Transnistria on 22 December. It turned out that the shots were fired by servicemen of the Russian troops stationed there.
The Russians held military trainings in Transnistria
Shots were fired near the villages of Gishka and Corjov on the left bank of the Dnister River as part of unauthorised military trainings. The shooting lasted for about 40 minutes, the head of the Moldovan delegation to the Joint Control Commission (JCC), Sergiu Golovaci, confirmed to Zona de Securitate.
The JCC is a joint military command structure of Moldova, Transnistria and Russia that operates in the demilitarised zone on the border between Moldova and Ukraine.
The Reintegration Bureau announced that it would raise the issue of what happened at the next JCC meeting.
We will raise this issue at a meeting of the JCC, during which the Moldovan delegation will reaffirm its unwavering position on the inadmissibility of unilateral military actions along the perimeter of the Security Zone, which could destabilise the situation in the region and cause panic among the population," the ministry said.
Moldova conducted military trainings near Transnistria
Recently, they organised military trainings in Moldova not far from the border with Russia-occupied Transnistria and only 22 kilometres from the Ukrainian border.
Recently, Moldova received its first new generation state-of-the-art radar station to protect its skies.
The system will control the entire airspace of the country and will complement the measures taken to equip the National Army of Moldova in accordance with international standards.
During the military invasion of Ukraine by Russia, missile fragments repeatedly fell on the territory of Moldova, and Russian missiles also flew through the country's airspace.
