Fascinating video. Thank you so much.

@dylaz13

7 жыл бұрын

odd seeing you here :o

@m.w.6526

7 жыл бұрын

Hey what's up Cmilk? Nice to see you in this part of KZread

@laowhy86

7 жыл бұрын

I don't just make videos. I watch them too ;)

@laowhy86

7 жыл бұрын

Fancy seeing you here!

@laowhy86

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, was a great one!

I hired a car in Bucharest and drove around Romania, Moldova, Transnistria about 9 years ago.... During Autumn. Transylvania, Moldova, and Transnistria were all absolutely beautiful. Along with Georgia & Abkhazia the most beautiful and Interesting parts of Europe I've been too...

@StevioGaming1

7 жыл бұрын

Edward Thompson Georgia aren't part of Europe

@nxtilmicin

7 жыл бұрын

Stevio Gaming It is, you moron

@StevioGaming1

7 жыл бұрын

nah

I got tears seeing the old grandpa crying at the end saying it's hard to live without wife and the kids. What has happened to them? I wish he would have a happy life. 😪❤️

The Soviet Union didn't collapse. It just got really small.

@Svetlana-says-it-as-it-is.

5 жыл бұрын

SlitBird Can be another way of looking at it. I have a feeling it will come back but with a twist!☺️

@Svetlana-says-it-as-it-is.

5 жыл бұрын

Terry Harris Mmmmmmm

@Svetlana-says-it-as-it-is.

5 жыл бұрын

Terry Harris the mmmmm thing was about the last paragraph you wrote. In my experience not every Eastern European person was deluded some were homesick for whatever reason and I even met a Polish lady that was homesick for a few months because she left everything behind including her then boyfriend then they broke up after she returned from a holiday home since they weren’t getting on well prior to her coming here the UK then a few months later she met a Indian- British boy, got married, had children and they have now been together for 14 years had it not been for these problems they probably would not have crossed paths at least not in this way. I have a close friend from Lithuania that has been back and forth but he’s now settled here because he came to the realisation that in Lithuania he’s not able to live the life he wants. I could go on and on for hours. You weren’t fully wrong, I do know people that have returned but many are still here.

@Svetlana-says-it-as-it-is.

5 жыл бұрын

Terry Harris Some Lithuanian and Latvian people are happy to be part of the EU at least for now that’s all I can say. My Eastern European past is from a long time! I’m mixed.

@Svetlana-says-it-as-it-is.

5 жыл бұрын

Terry Harris My father works in construction a person is person regardless of what they do for a living. I know the feeling of seeing your industry stalling or when there are little to no jobs in what you qualified for. I used to see a lot of people let’s say 10 or 20 going into a 3 bedroom flat or whatever for a couple of years because rent and bills here are horrendous specially in London. Now it’s almost impossible because most landlords use agencies to find their tenants and they often want professionals, people with good scoring rates or people who are ready to pay six months worth of rent.

It's heartbreaking to know that anyone has to live this way, that sad old man absolutely broke me. Nothing will ever be any better until everyone has a roof over their heads, food on their plate, and a livable income.

@radiopaul9373

7 жыл бұрын

Have you been to Detroit?

@lucasclavijo803

5 жыл бұрын

@@radiopaul9373 Detroit is just a small part of the US and doenst have ideological problems

@lautamn9096

5 жыл бұрын

@@lucasclavijo803 nope, they have worse problem, like racism and classism

@wysiwyg2489

5 жыл бұрын

@@radiopaul9373 Have u been to Detroit lately?

@radiopaul9373

5 жыл бұрын

@@wysiwyg2489 Cant say that I have

That soldier was so humble, sad to see a country with so many good and willing people suffer under the interests of those who do not care for them

@AsdAsd-eb7be

3 жыл бұрын

سؤط

@lawrencefox563

3 жыл бұрын

Ditto

Very cool documentary. It's good to see more coverage on this awesome country. Here's to a Independence, and happy and healthy future for this beautiful country and people!

Last soviet republic in the world

@juhopohjola935

7 жыл бұрын

They are much like Belarus but smaller.

@cybertantra

6 жыл бұрын

Lord Laskofin The leader’s consertive

@Slashplite

6 жыл бұрын

Belorussians dont want USSR to come back

@iuliana_swetty7397

6 жыл бұрын

"soviet"

@ninyaninjabrifsanovichthes45

6 жыл бұрын

*We must preserve it*

I'm glad this was in my suggestions. I wish there was something I could do for that old man. His situation was pretty touching

"Il work abroad then return to be close to my mother", and then his face. That was verry cute❤️

Guy, you did a great work, good camera quality, not so long, well explicated, and really interestng, and you went to the "real people". Also, all those people, despite money, look to have a soul, and to be respectfull between each other and mutual help....

19:10 Curses in Romanian, speaks in Russian.

@antonishedsp2036

5 жыл бұрын

@@curtcrusher сразу виден твой уровень развития 😂😂

@393Dan

5 жыл бұрын

Господа пацаны, так же нельзя. Где ваше сознательность? Где ваш критический ум? Ведь наше время конечно, спешите тратить его на что то доброе и вечное.

@slavish_superiority

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, what happened here? here is sincere greeting from Chinese comrade ...We love both of russia and romania, You have beautiful women，poetry，music and dancing

@ionbrad6753

4 жыл бұрын

@Русский Человек kzread.info/dash/bejne/g6ek0Lt6iaqwYJc.html кто нацист? kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZHialLWHe5udc6w.html очень интересно!

@livics610

3 жыл бұрын

Dar care-i faza, ei vorbesc româna, sau cum? Păi atunci de ce vorbesc în rusă în fața camerei? Nu înțeleg nimic Oficial vorbesc rusa și acasă vorbesc româna sau cum?

Damnit! I felt so bad about that old man 😔. If I lived close I would definitely help him and visit him to chat and drink tea.

@caracolcaracolito6279

5 жыл бұрын

Andre Silva Yeah I agree ♥ seems he had los all his family 👪 so sad 😔

@gmass6987

2 жыл бұрын

i feel the same😢

Really fascinating! Shame the film is too short, I wanted to keep watching :) Thank you!!

I felt bad for the old man from Bender where he lives alone as he said 'it is difficult to exist without a wife and kids' and he cried.. i hope the gov't. will hear their pleas. it's an eye-opener and kudos to the people doing this documentary 💗👍💗

Beautiful! The old man at the end gave a red alarm to my tears. And when the German Voice of Transnistria sounded, the tears came out.

If only Russia could strike a damn deal with Romania/Moldavia , i think this nation should be recognized if the people wish to do so via a referendum. There is no point otherwise , it makes Moldavia and Transnistria unsafe and poor. Damn politicians they will never understand that the wish and the benefit of the people comes first. Hi from Romania!

@LewChain

7 жыл бұрын

Geto Dacul Transnistria doesn't even know what they want. Why would they vote in the Moldavian election that just happened? And they also want their own thing? It doesn't sound ideal. Regarding Moldova, Romania helped a lot financially, and therefore I personaly care for Moldavians. I hate when things aren't either black nor white. If Transnistria doesn't like unity, I hope Moldova will consider it. After all, Moldova speaks Romanian mostly. Transistria doesn't seem to; so I guess they should come forward and establish their state and we should also recognize it once and for all. Although it is not going to happen soon, it's a mess there.

@posysdogovych2065

7 жыл бұрын

What you fail to understand is that it is fully in Russia's interest to keep both Moldova and Transnistria poor. By striking a deal, the rest of Moldova would move towards the West. Same situation in Ukraine. Russia wants Donetsk and Luhansk to remain part of Ukraine in order to create permanent dysfunction.

@radiopaul9373

7 жыл бұрын

What they really need is to not be land locked. If they had a port they could export. Tourist would visit more too. I would live to backpack the countryside. Lovely place.

@radiopaul9373

7 жыл бұрын

Rubbish. Blame the Russians, the flavor of the day.

@posysdogovych2065

7 жыл бұрын

Radio Paul The Kremlin-paid troll has struck again.

The old guy broke my heart 😭😭

thanks a lot for your share! from Argentina! muchas gracias por compartir ! saludos desde Argentina!

Seems a lot of your viewers came over to my channel because you made this video - Great video btw :)

Her English is TRULY Amazing!!!

@caracolcaracolito6279

5 жыл бұрын

Spencer Nelsen Yeah and remember that she learned English all by her self by being inside her country not by any exchange student program so yeah well done of her...😊♥️

There is some good news, just 2 days ago the PM of Maldova and the leader of Transnistria met formally in Bender. I hope that once relations are more solid and the people are more willing the two countries can work together to make life better for the citizens of both countries.

@peterko8871

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing happened since then :)

@vulpes7079

Жыл бұрын

They're meeting again in February 17th

Was für ein interessanter Dokumentarfilm, hätte stundenlang so weitergehen können!

So interesting. Thank you I learned so much. All the ideas , opposition had enriched me and encourage to research more about Transnitia.

nice Video! but we want to see part 2! ty

Really well-shot, those random shots of the signages etc is interesting for a graphic designer. This made me curious about this place, would be nice to go there some day provided with russian friend

Excellent video. Thank you very much for sharing

Danke für diesen schönen Film, Frau Bauchina. Ich war 2014 selbst dort und habe bei Herrn Smolenski gewohnt. Hat mich sehr gefreut das alles nochmal zu sehen. :)

Fascinating take on a place I had never heard of. Thanks for the education 👍🏼

I lived in Tiraspol and Bender when I was younger. I feel bad for the old guy. Unfortunately, there are a lot of people living there in that same situation. The only family member I have left there is my aunt, but we help her out whenever we can so she's better off than most people that live in Bender.

@ekafitriyani86

2 жыл бұрын

Hi.. I'm from Indonesia. Just wanna say, Please help that old man if you live nearby. Feel very sorry for him 😢

Thanks for uploading, very interesting (:

Nice documentary Very nice one , you did ana amazing job very deep very instructive very pertinent XD i dont know i did enjoy watching it keep up the good work 1 sub earned !!

I wish I could help to the old man at the end of the video! :( Hope you can reach more economic growth and a better life to your families! Regards from Chile.

@old-wise-man

8 жыл бұрын

Help this old men? Why dont you start and help some people in need in Chile? Thats just in front of your housedoor! This poor people will be very gratefull as well - just do it, look around, turn your head and I am sure you will find somebody near you, i.e. a single mother ar a handicapped peson. JUST DO IT!

@NikoPatriota1988

8 жыл бұрын

Jochen Kissly Yes, and I've done it many times, so don't tell me how this should be. I know by self-experience that it's very grateful giving some charity to people in need and being an altruist person. I think all people should be like this. ;)

@old-wise-man

8 жыл бұрын

@Nicola Valverde Well done Mr Valverde, you did, you do what many people are not doing. Thanks a lot. I by myself do this in Transnistria already, bringing used medical equipment to Tiraspol. And its unbelievable - fourth world standard in Europe. A disgrace, seeing old people begging for money to buy some bread or fish. Best wishes to you!

@NikoPatriota1988

8 жыл бұрын

Jochen Kissly Yeah, why not. You're from Ukraine, so I can imagine that Transnistria is really close to your lands. You should try it! ;)

@Disty90

7 жыл бұрын

Thk you! I from here, Transnistria =) This is not so bad =)

As a traveler and videographer i have one question: How did you managed the permission to stay for that long in Transnistria? I was able only to stay 2 days PS. Nice video

@trigonshield4995

4 жыл бұрын

@fan8281 Damn dude, i dont even know if you`re a boomer or a karen.

Very interesting, thank you for sharing.

Very glad that you posted it , greetings from Romania , I really hope that i could somehow help some of those people ....

@Underpressure11

8 жыл бұрын

plenty to do right here.. in RO

Population: 1989 - 679 000 2004 - 555 000 2015 - 475 000 dead land

@verjikovskiy

5 жыл бұрын

not sure why you mention Romania and Moldova and compare to not-recognized territory. But it's not 'kind of like'. Population decrease is more than twice higher in UATSN than in Romania Country Year population decrease % UATSN 1989 679000 - UATSN 2004 555000 18.3 UATSN 2015 475000 14.4 Romania 1989 23472000 - Romania 2004 21591000 8.0 Romania 2015 19972000 7.5 data from wiki and worldmeters.info

@postgradsibstud9321

5 жыл бұрын

Same can be said about Moldova,lol.

@RomaniaOverpowered

5 жыл бұрын

Wow, would you look at the triggeret PC brits in here. If your problem is with us, then please, brexit allready. You'll see how it will be without our willing-to-work-for-cheap labour, when it will be replaced.

@2prize

5 жыл бұрын

that's LITERALLY all of eastern Europe

@fdenisiuc

5 жыл бұрын

@Антонеску Ротару I couldn't say it better.

I am a Norwegian. I have been to Transnistria 4 times. I do not care about, Russia, Moldova, Ukraine nor Romania. The people is so nice and welcome you with an open heart...indeed. I feel so safe. I ask you, if you go to New York...are you safe in the street? no. You can walk about in tiraspol, no one will follow you and ask if you want cocaine, amfetamin or hashes....you go to New York different story. I recommend Transnistria as a very nice place.

@annguyenlehoang7779

5 жыл бұрын

People these day only care about new car ; big house and fancy food . this land only need more people and better economic then all is perfect

@Alex1611AD

5 жыл бұрын

Nice and true comment

@ussocom3644

3 жыл бұрын

Who compares New York City to Tiraspol?

@bulltreizecisiunu8081

3 жыл бұрын

you are just a stupid moron. those people are starving

@beatrizs.delmondes7026

3 жыл бұрын

how long do you stayed in Transnistria? i really want to go there someday

I took a day trip trip to Tiraspol from Moldova in 2013. It was really good to visit and will go back at some point!

Very informative. Its a video that I didnt know I needed

Time machine

@HadrianTAZ

7 жыл бұрын

to what??

@melluzi

7 жыл бұрын

1970s

@leukocyte9260

5 жыл бұрын

@@melluzi Yes😂

I loved the film. Did't you find it difficult to film the interviews given the fact that taking pictures of some buildings is known to be ilegal? Very nice work! Cheers! :)

Awesome video ! Want to visit that country .

Very well made documentary thank you for this

Poor people, it’s tragic purely tragic, the only hope for them would be to unify with Romania and approach a much more European way

@user-nr9xh5tm7b

2 жыл бұрын

They are not Romanians

@sajandevasia6636

2 жыл бұрын

They are russians not Romanians

@alexanderbogdan8327

2 жыл бұрын

@@sajandevasia6636 some of then yes, some of them no

@sajandevasia6636

2 жыл бұрын

@@alexanderbogdan8327 90% are russian

Arstotzka exist!

@ItsWagxiz

5 жыл бұрын

Республика Крым Viva Kolechia !

schöner Film, Danke!

thanks for the video im enjoying it..any other video about tiraspol??..

"Interesting" place...no doubt with interesting people. I am intrigued as I tend to travel to get my mind blown rather than sitting on a beach or spending money to go to nightclubs. Looking at the Balkans in the fall, may well add this leg "up north"

This is the part of the USSR today lol

@Armadauzbekistan

8 жыл бұрын

Exactly! the last remaining soviet republic(ish)

@Underpressure11

4 жыл бұрын

it was called the "sheriff republic" and had very little to do with a soviet state.. just for the symbol, more like a corrupt president doing a lots of money with his holding

@Underpressure11

4 жыл бұрын

the former president own the oil stations, the telecoms, the supermarket brand, the sports , etc etc

If you can, please convey best wishes to the soldier. Also, despite everything, what a wonderful people to have some of the world's most beautiful cats!

Great work.

What freedom are these people fighting for? The freedom to be the poorest country in Europe?

@old-wise-man

5 жыл бұрын

+bibi This people are fighting for their freedom - not becoming USAmerican slaves! Better being a free wolfe in the woods than a dog with a chain living in a doghouse and having no freedom. This peope dont want to have Coca-Colonialism. Better being poor and pride than an USAmerican slaves! Russia is smarter than USA! 30 Years ago Russia realized it could not win in Afghanistan - and it was a mistake to go there. USA and NATO still hope they will win! And every day coffins with their dead children are brought back to USA, Germany, Canada and and and. What is NATO fighting for in Afghanistan? Defending and protecting landlords cultivating narcotics? I think so!

@fdenisiuc

5 жыл бұрын

@@old-wise-man The fuck? Whole Europe without Russia and the balkan states (not all) are being US puppets.

@PODbot2.5

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, that's their way. They choose to be "naked" poor than "clad" slaves. I respect this.

@afifbrian2540

5 жыл бұрын

moldova is the poorest and most corrupt country in europe, joining moldova isn't a better option because you can't rule your own land

@fdenisiuc

5 жыл бұрын

@@afifbrian2540 Transnistria would be, if a country would recognize them. Even Russia doesn't recognize it:)

Seeing this video really reminds me of North Dakota in the United States. North Dakota may not have been a communist dictatorship like Transnistria, but it certainly has some commonalities with Transnistria from its older, crumbling infrastructure to its rural, aging population being left behind by the world economy and living in the shadow of the 20th century. Until the oil industry sprung up in 2012-2013, many people (especially young people) in North Dakota would flock to Minnesota or the West Coast looking for jobs or to escape the brutally harsh winters comparable to that of Russia because there was just no incentive for them to stay there. I hope the people of Transnistria can hopefully achieve prosperity through economic cooperation with its neighbors and hopefully re-opening its mines which was no doubt the economic lifeline of the country, similar to that of North Dakota's oil industry today and wheat industry of the 1920's.

@googleskype4043

5 жыл бұрын

Geo There cannot be prosperity for the common man there. You cannot imagine the level of corruption. It is mind numbing.

@nolmanimates3031

Жыл бұрын

Thats why my South Dakota is truly the greatest

You should make a series out of it.

Qué emocionante documento.

Uhmm about Estonia, we still have some Russian sounding street names. "Red street", "St. Peterburg road", "Russia street" etc. Also plenty of memorial statues/stones around Estonia that commemorate Russia. Those street names were also renamed by Soviets from former names so why shouldn't we rename them back? How come Soviets were the ones to rename them rightly? It is true though that there aren't any Lenin/Stalin statues in the smack down middle of town center as it should be. Why glorify someone who invades.

@cripppton

8 жыл бұрын

Keep your baltic bullshit for yourself. literally nobody cares about you. Still living in the past and crying about fictional "occupations"

@dicio4001

8 жыл бұрын

Tonite "literally nobody cares about you" I .'literally' was replying to what the guy in this video said and was calling it out as semi-BS. You also replied so...kind of a double standard you are going for there. We also aren't crying about anything, our country is trying to catch up to Western/old Europe living standards - we have a goal. By some measurements Greece and Portugal are already on the same par. Ironically some countries clinging to their past glory days are the ones crying. Russia has more resources contributed to call out "Reemerging facists" in Europe than Estonia has anything going against Russia. They might be our some sort of Boogieman along the small number of migrants we get but 99% of our lives are towards building our state up. You have oil and the most natural resources any country has, you still are slightly below Estonias living standard and its 2016. Think about that for a second.

@cripppton

8 жыл бұрын

your living standard comes from Russia and Sweden. dont need to compare to Russia with your dwarft number of population lol

@dicio4001

8 жыл бұрын

Tonite Well lets look at actual sites with some statistics and not just blind "you this and that". 2015 main partners were EU members (75% export, 83% import). Main export partners were Sweden 19%, Finland 16%, Latvia 10%. For imports Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania. Russian share of our export market is 7% (almost the same as Lithuania with 6%) and import market 6% (same as Netherlands). Info from stat.ee . As for population...are you serious? Population size does not really matter when it comes to PPP per capita or other such statistics. Thats the idea of such stats, it makes it about individuals so you can compare. I don't care if my neighbors have 140m or 440m people. As long as I can earn a decent wage I am fine. Besides our small size doesn't really matter on a bigger scale either. Russia is a federation of many semi-official states or areas. You are sentralised to Moscow region in terms of power. If you go by that we are in a vanilla federation with the EU and we adopt some guidelines and laws given by EU. So if you want to "scale up" then you would go with EU or the other Baltics that would make us comparable to Finland. I find it quite unique and epic that a people that numbered around 500,000-3,000,000 in history managed to create some kind of state/nationality after all the years being under some other power. Our passport, therefor identity, is more trusted than that of a Russian citizen.

@cripppton

8 жыл бұрын

Dicio Stop talking about EU im German. Russia gave your country hundreds of companies in Soviet times while people beyond the Ural stil dont have full working infrastructure. You are supposed to thank Russia and not hating. If they were that bad they would had kept your country in 1990 and there would be no one who could do anything about it, but they let you go. What does the population and country size have to do with wealth? - you have no idea what it means to control such gigantic country that has more boarders then any othe country in this world with such venomous neighbors like estonia. its so easy to provide internet and infrastructure to everyone in such a small "country" I really wish you had boarders with Chechna or Turkey i would laugh my ass off

The size of a country doesn't determine its sucess. All a country needs to have is good government policies and quality and affordable education for its people. If that happened, poverty and corruption would end.

Has anyone found anything on how we can help send money to the man at the end of the video???

What's the song at the beginning? Beautiful video, by the way.

@sergeyb.3502

5 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/oYB4y5uBj7ybdaw.html

I love Transnistria,I grow up there,I speak 3 languages because of the country.

20:18 THAT is why I do NOT want to end up alone.

track id in the beginning?

14:40 Don't kick the chickens!! D:

@vjmarak

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, that was nasty. Ugh.

"They may pay me 100 rubles per month." What?!?!?!

@noujaadw

5 жыл бұрын

правительство очень коррумпировано

@idiocrat3744

3 жыл бұрын

Monthly paycheck in the USSR. Though soviet ruble was more stable

Ganan muy poco dinero y ellos trabajan mucho!!son personas muy amables y sencillas

Alisa, vorbesti si romana/ romaneste?

They said privatization ruined the economy... need I say more?

If Transnistria actually liked the old Soviet Union nearly everyone would have a job. Right now they just like remembering the "good old days" instead of getting their asses up and doing something.

@baklan-in-the-neighbourhoo7665

6 жыл бұрын

Jacob Dalland In fact,it's the same Soviet Union preserved in Moldova in a little size.

@electricdazz

5 жыл бұрын

So true, having most of their industry privatized is such a slap in the face to their communist past.

❤️ love u transnitria will visit u one day, love from South India

What a beautiful country, I hope to visit it some day :)

Hi,can you please help me name of these villages so that I can help them financially whatever I can ..

These people live in the 17th century

@proudtitanicdenier4300

5 жыл бұрын

They still have electricity though...

@goodmustacheman9657

5 жыл бұрын

many people still live in the medival times dont worry

Great documentary on a place that was unknown and very happy that the locals feel God and can farm their land and live as a community. Please continue to spread this kind of place that is not so known to West. Thanks.

nice video

My father is a Transnistrian War veteran. We are from Moldova. He knows the real truths about this conflict and most importantly the fact that Transnistria started this war. They were deep into the Soviet union shit hole that they were too incompatible with our world.

@user-lt5ug4jg5j

5 жыл бұрын

Пиздишь, тезка

@user-tp5gh3dl2g

5 жыл бұрын

Идите нахуй со своей Молдовой ! Вы нам нахер не нужны! Fuck you and your Moldova

@Mihai769

5 жыл бұрын

@@user-tp5gh3dl2g fuck you russian

@razvananghel7492

5 жыл бұрын

@@user-tp5gh3dl2g Fuck Russia

@prohelenstory9868

5 жыл бұрын

Что за бред вы несете? Румыны (Молдоване там черт их разберет, паспорта не проверяли) первыми напали, когда дети встречали рассвет на берегу Днестра! Это было подло, нападать в мирное время без предупреждения, еще и детей расстреляли. В Бендерах по сей день стоят дома, в которых следы от пуль и смотря на эти фасады всегда содрогаешься. Мой папа держал оборону на Берегу Днестра и рассказывал каково это было. Мы же с мамой прятались в подвале дома. Ваш отец явно приукрасил факты, чтобы очистить свое имя от позора.

The villages are much like the villages of Armenia.

@googleskype4043

5 жыл бұрын

Or like villages in any post society country

@kristiann03

5 жыл бұрын

@mane cun nobody in Armenia likes being a Russian colony wtf. If Armenia had a bit of Eastern Turkey and hence an access to Black Sea, our economy would improve greatly.

what radio frequency?]

Great!

The country is unfortunately poor. The jobs are difficult. But it looks so peaceful there. There aren't many Transnistrian's partaking in the Moldovan Protests.. If only Russia would allow its Union into the Union State of Russia and Belarus, then everything would be ok, but I know that the International Community would become outraged and further isolate Russia if it recognizes the Transnistrian Republic. Even in March 2015 when Russian Officials flew to Transnistria to donate them 5 Electric Buses and other Humanitarian Aid, they were stopped and prevented from taking off into Moldovan Airspace for a few hours.. Hopefully, soon, maybe there will be peace in Eastern Ukraine, and when there will be peace in the DPR and LPR, then I'm sure the process of integrating TMR can slowly begin!

@Lionfish5656

8 жыл бұрын

+drusik, even as I support Moldova, Ukraine & Georgia joining the EU, I still support Transnistria, Southern & Eastern Ukraine, Abkhazia & the other breakaway territory in Georgia to join Russia if they so wish. Let's face it, the majority of the people in Transnistria, Southern & Eastern Ukraine & Abkhazia don't want to join the rest of Moldova, Ukraine & Georgia in joining the West, they want to join Russia & the Eurasian Economic Union, so I'm absolutely in support of them being recognized as independent states & them breaking away from their host countries to join Russia if to so wish, while the rest of their host countries join the EU & the West. It's a win for everyone in that scenario; Russia still gets to keep influence & allies in Eastern Europe while the rest of them get to join the West. Neither side is going to have it all & both sides want it all. But, sorry West & Russia, you can't have all of that land in my book. Share the land, call it a day & attempt to try to get along with each other, even if you're both stuck in 1975.

@drusik

8 жыл бұрын

Cody Crouse I understand where you're coming from. If Kosovo wanted independence that NATO had to bomb it out of Serbia, why can't Transnistria, South Ossetia, Akbhazia, Nagorno-Karakbo have the same priviledges? Only because Politician's don't care about the actual people, actual democracy. It's mostly because the People's support isn't in their favor. The US never condemned Chechnyan Terrorist attacks and Separatism, even though they took elementary school and theaters as hostages and fought alongside Al-Qeada. I bet if Crimea would be part of Russia and voted to join NATO, they'd be putting crazy pressure on Russia if the situation would be Vice-Versa. Scotland wants to have an independence referendum, that for some reason is legal (more or less), but small nations that fought for theirs aren't recognized, even though the US should understand Independence Fighting the most.. American Revolutionary War had 5,000 Spaniards and 15,000 Frenchmen die for our Independence!

@Lionfish5656

8 жыл бұрын

drusik, hey, thanks for the reply.

@CoffeeSuccubus

8 жыл бұрын

+drusik I support Transnistria, but not the violent and opressive republics of DNR and LPR and Russian occupied Crimea. Unlike Transnistria, the DNR and LNR oppress it's citizens using false banners, and claiming they're something tey are not (Communists, when they are actually religious fascists). Transnistria does not, and has proven to be stable and peaceful.

@drusik

8 жыл бұрын

***** Ok? You are entitled to you opinion I guess? Idk, What do you want me to say, didn't really ask you for your opinion,

So this is a country which is a mix between Moldova and Ukraine, but where they speak german?

@user-tp5gh3dl2g

5 жыл бұрын

Gurosama Bltch we don’t speak German , we speak Russian and know some another languages!

@BltchErica

5 жыл бұрын

@@user-tp5gh3dl2g do you speak romanian?

@user-tp5gh3dl2g

5 жыл бұрын

Серёга Чопстер я лично ещё учу французский

@user-tp5gh3dl2g

5 жыл бұрын

Серёга Чопстер некоторые разговаривают на украинском и румынском

@BltchErica

5 жыл бұрын

@@user-tp5gh3dl2g kakne xe ewe r3blkn Bbl 3haete,kpome pycxkoro n ahrnnňckoro (he bce ero tam 3hahot)???

name of the song?

Nice video.....

It seems that who made this video tried to make the country look the more depressing as possible, but instead what appears is a peaceful, genuine, human and pleasant country.

@denysvlasenko9175

8 жыл бұрын

The most peaceful places are cemeteries

@anastasiadriga9930

7 жыл бұрын

The nature and the gentle wind makes it look peaceful, however people there are really struggling to survive on low income... Children don't receive proper education at schools, the alcoholism levels are high, it is very common for parents to hit their kids to make them obey, thus the people there are extremely inhibited and easily manipulated. Domestic violence against women is also very common, and it is even considered to be normal. Many people work abroad (mostly in Russia) to earn more money to be able to support their children who are left to the care of their grandparents. Russian propaganda is everywhere, that's what makes Transnistrian citizens love their country despite the misery they live in.

It'd be pretty great if Moldova would resolve this already, free Transnistria!

@casperado666

5 жыл бұрын

Moldova, Ukraine and Romania should do this together. And send the RUssian helpers home in bodybags

@damianvvvful

5 жыл бұрын

Ukraine is fake country.

@casperado666

5 жыл бұрын

Damian Nowicki sure :D whatever you want to believe

@Win0038

3 жыл бұрын

@@casperado666 Russians and Ukrainians make up the majority in Transnistria. Moldovans and Romanians have no business waging war and creating even more conflict in Transnistria. They’re not even capable of winning. Moreover, it’s actually Romania that would like to annex parts of Ukraine, so they too are a danger to your national interests. You can shill for Bandera all you want, he’s not coming back from the dead, and the Republic of Fakeraine is quickly losing ground while becoming even poorer than Transnistria. It was actually Russians and Ukrainians who fought for Transnistrian Independence. But, enjoy your šнìт-talking. So far, nothing has changed.

This was heartbreaking to watch towards the end. May God Bless Them.

Powerful film. Hope everyone there is doing okay.

I am generally in favour for full recognition of unrecognized states, and independence movements if people want it, but this place is literally hell and is against any progress of civilization, I am not even mad that practically no one recognizes this state. If people in Transnistria want to be independent (but i doubt so) that's fine, but they should at least change the system of a country.

@vladislav2523

5 жыл бұрын

they want to join russia ,not independent)

Ce a asjuns pamantul romanesc... How Romanian Land Becamed...

@nohandle340

5 жыл бұрын

Coaie taci ca ne faci de râs

@LeOrtacud

5 жыл бұрын

""""""becamed""""""

It's like going back in time.

Elegantly done

Transnistria should join Moldova and Moldova join Romania! I mean we are brothers!!Hi from Romania!

@ultranomad9351

6 жыл бұрын

Transnistria should unite with Moldova and get east Transnistria from Ukraine. Bucovina and Budjak is Moldavian land. And Moldavia needs to come back to Moldova from Romania.

May God help Russia and Romania two great nations

@hooter4532

3 жыл бұрын

Fuck Russia from Romania! Russia divided Moldova from Romania and now Putin bring army in Transnistria.They stole our land and divide a nation for their interests.

Still confused why there's a poster on Wales at 16:39

@unclebenis7621

5 жыл бұрын

It's a typical assignment in ex-Soviet schools and, sometimes, colleges. An English teacher asks pupils to draw a poster about the culture of a certain English-speaking country or territory. This poster on Wales will likely be replaced by something else next semester.

I wish every city in the world was prosperous, even those in the poorest of nations

@proudtitanicdenier4300

5 жыл бұрын

What about the villages?

I have been there twice. Extremely poor place. Everything reminds you of Soviet era. Russia artificially created that territory, sort of a buffer zone. Same thing they do in Ukraine right now. In the end thats the small guy who suffers.

@SovietClassic

4 жыл бұрын

antiRussian bla-bla-bla

@tiziogg6350

3 жыл бұрын

@@SovietClassic Moskal bla-bla-bla

I am a Romanian and I want reunification with Moldova but I think if these people want independence they should get it. Look at Crimea, they had a referendum where they agreed to be annexed by Russia.

@iani622

7 жыл бұрын

Salut,vreau sa iti zic un singur lucru,Transnistrian-a fost niciodata pe partea stângă a Nistrului,mereu pe dreapta

@romaniangamer1

7 жыл бұрын

Canal Inchis Da mă ştiu, e la graniţa cu Ukraina şi Republica Moldova

@LewChain

7 жыл бұрын

CommieGamer Poate a spus-o cu substrat. :P

@maat-erovermind5962

7 жыл бұрын

I agree. As much as I'd like for Transnistria to be a part of Romania (once Romania and Moldova unite) I don't think it will happen. For now reunion with Moldova is good and possibly in the future southern Bassarabia and northern Bukovina should also return to Romania Greetings from Mexico

@MuadPL

6 жыл бұрын

the referendum has been falsified. Crimea has been taken by force.

Subbhana Allah, I feel for old man he's definitely need help, it seems there are a lot of people there living very hard life ,I hope something good happens to them May Allah bless and give them better life in near future I you People of Transnistria.

Really interesting video, shame to see the poor economic situation. That girl from university seems like a real sweetheart

14:38 chicken kick