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Transnistria declared its independence of the former Soviet Republic of Moldova in 1990. With the breakup of the Soviet Union there was fighting which ended with the signing of a ceasefire agreement in 1992. Russian peacekeeping forces were deployed in accordance with a [[United Nations]] Resolution and signing of a ceasefire agreement.
Transnistria declared its independence of the former Soviet Republic of Moldova in 1990. With the breakup of the Soviet Union there was fighting which ended with the signing of a ceasefire agreement in 1992. Russian peacekeeping forces were deployed in accordance with a [[United Nations]] Resolution and signing of a ceasefire agreement.
On July 25, 2022, the Transnistria administrative council voted to join the [[Russian Federation]]. A referendum has yet to be held.
<!--Transnistria is notorious for its quasi-criminal governance of its own population. In this "country", ethnic Romanians (officially known as "Moldovans") are discriminated against, and the seven only remaining schools in Transnistria teaching the Romanian language suffer constant harassment by the Russian-backed Government of Transnistria. There have also been reports of Romanians having been beaten on the street or fired from their jobs for having been "caught" speaking Romanian in the city of Tighina (occupational name of this city being Bender). Reports against mistreating of the Ukrainian population also exist, as seemingly the Transnistrian Government forces the parents of newborn ethnic Ukrainian babies to Russify their surnames or else.
<!--Transnistria is notorious for its quasi-criminal governance of its own population. In this "country", ethnic Romanians (officially known as "Moldovans") are discriminated against, and the seven only remaining schools in Transnistria teaching the Romanian language suffer constant harassment by the Russian-backed Government of Transnistria. There have also been reports of Romanians having been beaten on the street or fired from their jobs for having been "caught" speaking Romanian in the city of Tighina (occupational name of this city being Bender). Reports against mistreating of the Ukrainian population also exist, as seemingly the Transnistrian Government forces the parents of newborn ethnic Ukrainian babies to Russify their surnames or else.