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'''Transnistria''', officially the ''Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic'' (PMR), (also known as Transdnistria or ''"beyond the Dniester"''), declared its independence at the time of the break up of the [[Soviet Union]] before [[Moldova]] became a state. Transnistria has never been part [[Ukraine]]. Transnistria lies east of Moldova along the Dnister river. The republic takes the form of a long and narrow strip of land (over 250 miles in length) sandwiched between [[Moldova]] and [[Ukraine]]. It has an area of 1,607 square miles (4,163 km) and a population of 555,000 (2005 est).
'''Transnistria''', officially the ''Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic'' (PMR), (also known as Transdnistria or ''"beyond the Dniester"''), declared its independence at the time of the break up of the [[Soviet Union]] before [[Moldova]] became a state. Transnistria has never been part [[Ukraine]]. Transnistria lies east of Moldova along the Dnister river. The republic takes the form of a long and narrow strip of land (over 250 miles in length) sandwiched between [[Moldova]] and [[Ukraine]]. It has an area of 1,607 square miles (4,163 km) and a population of 555,000 (2005 est).
Transnistria declared its independence of the former Soviet Republic of Moldova in September 1990. Bender, the second town of the new nation coming under local control and Tiraspol, a mere fifty miles from [[Odessa]] becoming the capital city of the new republic. 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 September 1990. Bender, the second town of the new nation coming under local control and Tiraspol, a mere fifty miles from [[Odessa]] becoming the capital city of the new republic. 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.
On July 25, 2022, the Transnistria administrative council voted to join the [[Russian Federation]]. A referendum has yet to be held.