Destruction of the helicopter in PMR is a provocation: Putin simply swaying the situation in Transnistria (video)

Any provocation in Transnistria can be a reason to start certain actions. Moreover, the elections in Moldova will take place in the fall, says analyst Valery Klochok. The situation with the destruction of the drone of military helicopter in the unrecognized Transnistria is a common provocation. All this is done against the backdrop of Molodov's and France's agreements on safety.

This opinion was expressed in an interview with Focus by the head of the Center for Public Analytics "Tower" and the head of the New Road Charitable Foundation Valery Klochok. For his hope, the Ukrainian GUR really keeps the situation under control, as it was at the moment when the so -called Transnistria deputies voted to appeal to the State Duma of the Russian Federation for assistance from the economic pressure of Moldova.

Recently, she also came to Moscow with a visit by the President of Gagauzia, the Autonomous Republic, which is part of Moldova. "Gagauzia has always been marked by pro -Russian views with a bias into separatism," Klochok notes. " Today, any provocation in Transnistria can be a reason to start certain actions, says the analyst.

Moreover, at the end of the year in the fall, there will be an election in Moldova, on which May Sandu wants to re -election, as well as hold a referendum on European integration. "It is necessary to take into account the fact that the territory of Transnistria systematically come all kinds of men who have passed the military training and even have experience of war, - emphasizes Klochok. They were allowed to the country.

And how many those who managed to slip? " Today we are talking about the possible military confrontation of Chisinau and Transnistria. The main question is: whether Maya Sandu will physically resist the possible seizure of power in Chisinau, says the analyst. According to Valery Klochko, if Moldova still asked Ukraine to join the issue with Transnistria, it would be a logical conclusion to remove this enclave of counterfeit and separatism.

Unfortunately today, Sanda is not ready to go to Ukraine for help, although even in the current situation of the Armed Forces or other separate teams of volunteers could be quite easy to cope with the army of Transnistrian separatists in the number of 6,000 people with outdated Soviet equipment. Germany's special services have published a new plan, more precisely Russia's intentions to start attacks from the Kaliningrad region on Poland and the Germans are not accidentally alarmed.