Thanks so much for the kind invitation to take part. It is an interesting situation that isn't getting much international attention. But we should certainly be keeping an eye on it.

We are talking about armed forces battling but in reality it would be full on populations fighting - citizens. It would be messy. So neither side wants this.

This is awsome

Had to hear this as soon as I saw it, and hearing the Professor come on is always a delightful surprise

@JamesKerLindsay

7 ай бұрын

Thank you very much! :-)

I was surprised by acquainted voice, im one subscriber of the professors channel 😂😂

A delight to the brain....thank you.

A few months ago I've visited Transnistria and altough I don't speak russian so I couldn't really talk to locals, I went with a russian speaking friend and he said that people there are basicly peaceful and don't want to reignite the 90s war but they sure don't want to get back into Moldova

@oldfootage

4 ай бұрын

If you have three young daughters and someone tells you the pitbull next door or pedo next door is tame and peaceful does that matter? It's irrelevant.

@againstviralmisinformation510

3 ай бұрын

@@oldfootageare you insinuating that Transnistrians are like pedos?

Quality content. Didn't Ukraine promise to help Moldova if needed with the Transnistria "issue"?

@Petar_Ivanov

7 ай бұрын

So called "Ukraine" should first find someone to help it understand that they are being used by the Anglo-Saxon commonwealth against their own people. It is obvious that the aim is general reduction of the Russian population. Be well!

@oldfootage

4 ай бұрын

Ukraine has enough problems. Transnistria should go the way of Switzerland. Set up banks and let all the criminals know their money is safe there. You can be surrounded by the EU and function just fine and even prosper.

i am british and i moved here 18 months ago, i am not pro or anti either side, you have a good many of you facts wrong, not always by much but it is sad to see you are not reseraching pridnestrovia fully. the troops stationed here arent the issue, the population would take up arms and now you have a northern ireland all over again but worse.

@sirmin9798

4 ай бұрын

Transnistria always was part of Moldova , and then this part decided to move away ( im not native speaker , sorry ) . And this is forbidden in any country when some one want to crush your country's structure without permission of president and parlament . And russia said in 1995 maybe , that they will withdraw their army from part of our country ( Transnistria ) . THAT'S why russian army and transnistria's government is problem and threat of Moldova .

@amaturesalmon5318

4 ай бұрын

@@sirmin9798 sorry but none of what you said is a fact, if you can back this up please do. PRIDNESTROVIA is not a part of moldova, moldova left the mssr, pridnestrovia did not.

Prof JKL!

@JamesKerLindsay

7 ай бұрын

Indeed! :-)

Where does EU money come from to give EU countries extra money to become a member of NATO or EU ??? Maybe US giving hand outs to fight US wars. 😅 😂 . EU economy is being drained by the US to become dependent on US or get their arms twisted by US 😅 😂 . Thanks again for your information

Even though my ears could bare no longer the lack of melody in this crippled language I see you are speaking as you are a part of the so called "civilised" world. Regarding the Eastern European countries you could never understand the way we perceive ourselves and the surrounding universum. Be well!

He Sounds so much like ahoy

Romania absorbs Moldova and the west sanctions and embargoes Transnistria till they give up and unify with Romania or forever be a desolate hermit strip

@againstviralmisinformation510

3 ай бұрын

Won’t work

Wow, there's a lot of pro-Russia people in Moldova... If only there was some place they could go... You, know, like, if there was a gigantic-but-mostly-empty country somewhere in the world... bonus points in this gigantic-but-mostly-empty country spoke the same language and followed the same cultural customs as them... Wouldn’t it be cool if there was a gigantic-but-mostly-empty country out there somewhere, where people who spoke Russian and identified as culturally Russian could go and live? Indeed...

@fra604

7 ай бұрын

Which is why we should invade the UK

@oldfootage

4 ай бұрын

I believe it's a war crime to forcibly transfer a population out of a given area. Besides, if they turn and decide it is a better deal for them to ditch Russia and join the EU Kaliningrad might do the same.

@benjauron5873

4 ай бұрын

@@oldfootage Who said anything about "forcible transfer?" Read what I wrote again.

@againstviralmisinformation510

3 ай бұрын

You are saying that this population should move from their native land while people who aren’t from there should get to determine the fate of that land? You do realize the precedent you are setting right?

@benjauron5873

3 ай бұрын

@@againstviralmisinformation510 Well, the precedent was set a long, LONG time ago. Probably around the time our first ancestors left Olduvai Gorge.

(Before watching the video...) There's not much I'd like to see more than the Moldovans run those Ruzzia fluffers out of Transnistria, but I know it's not going to happen, at least not while the Ukrainians are still fighting the Ruzzians on their own territory, and here's why. If Moldova attacks, some Ruzzians/Transnistrians will die defending in place, but most won't. A few will surrender, but most will run. And if you're in Transnistria, and you're being attacked from Moldova, what's the only direction you can run? That's right, east. Into southwestern Ukraine. A place where Ukraine does NOT station many troops. So if Moldova attacks Transnistria, that unleashes up to 15,000 Ruzzian and allied troops into Ukraine's backfield. Need I say more? So, yes. As much as we would all like to see Ruzzia's little pal Transnistria wiped off the map, that would be a terrible outcome for Ukraine. However, I would be willing to bet that Ukraine and Moldova have some plan to get rid of Transnistria worked out, but I'm sure it doesn't go into effect until the Ruzzians are out of Ukraine.