Russian media declared political war, said the head of the state Duma on international Affairs Alexei Pushkov, commenting on the refusal of the authorities of Moldova to let the country correspondents TVC.
"Crew" PostScript " (TVC) tied in the airport of Chisinau and after questioning was expelled from Moldova. Our media declared political war, " wrote Pushkov in your own Twitter.
Pushkov said about the intention to undertake demarches at the parliamentary level." for example, I wished to put the matter before the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe and the parliamentary Assembly of the OSCE, "- said the people's Deputy on the first day of the week, RIA " Novosti ". Before the first day of the week Moldovan border guards prevented the Crew of the Russian TV channel "TV Center" on the site of Transnistria through Moldova with the caption " due to the unclear purpose of the visit ". April 9, employees of the airport in Chisinau has tied the journalist of TV channel "Star" Alexei Golovko together with the crew after he learned that reporters are sent in the unrecognized Republic of Transnistria. Remember, Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic (PMR), about 60% of its citizens are Russians and Ukrainians sought to secede from Moldova even before the destruction of the USSR. The formation of a sovereign country Transnistria was proclaimed on 2 September 1990, according to the results of referenda and meetings Residents 1989-1990. At the moment the world in the field support the peacekeeping force. Tiraspol is seeking international recognition, Moldova offers Transdniestrians autonomy from a single country. on 26 September the Minister of foreign Affairs of Moldova Natalia Gherman from the rostrum of the UN General Assembly said that the Russian Federation must withdraw its peacekeepers from Transnistria, that will be replaced by an International civilian mission. However, Moscow considers attempts by Moldova and Ukraine of the extrusion from Transnistria Russian peacekeepers unfriendly shares, undermining the foundations of the peacekeeping operation.

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