Dipl. Ioan Pop
Manifestari cu prilejul Zilei Eroilor, in strainatate - Regele Mihai din nou in Republica Moldova dupa 60 de ani
Radio Romania Actualitati - 02 Iunie 2006 - http://rador.srr.ro/
Eroii cazuti pe frontul de est in cel de-al doilea razboi mondial au fost omagiati de fostul suveran, regele Mihai, de ministrul apararii, Teodor Atanasiu, de consilierul prezidential pentru securitate si aparare nationala, Sergiu Medar si de mai multi oficiali de la Chisinau. Ei au participat la Tiganca, in Republica Moldova, la ceremonia de inaugurare a Cimitirului de onoare.
Reporter (Cristina Dumitrescu): Paraginitul Cimitir Militar de la Tiganca a fost reconstruit si a fost inaugurat ieri. Personajul principal, chiar daca aflat in Republica Moldova intr-o vizita privata, a fost Majestatea Sa, Regele Mihai I, revenit in Basarabia dupa aproape 65 de ani. Vizibil emotionat, Majestatea Sa a acceptat sa vorbeasca pentru cateva momente in fata jurnalistilor, dar nu si in fata multimii, care insa l-a salutat calduros.
MS Regele Mihai I: Nu am mai calcat pe acest pamant din 1941, sunt foarte multumit si emotionat in acelasi timp ca am putut sa vin aici. Reporter: Presedintele Asociatiei Cavalerilor Ordinului Mihai Viteazul, generalul in retragere Halic, a luptat la Tiganca in 1941. Teodor Halic: Eroii sunt bornele care au marcat drumul devenirii noastre ca neam, drumul dainuirii neamului nostru de-a lungul veacului. De aceea, numele eroilor nostri ar trebui sa le stim pe dinafara si sa-l rostim ca pe o rugaciune.
OSCE Praises Ukrainian Role In Transdniester Dispute
02 Jun. 2006 - Radio FREE EUROPE - Radio LIBERTY
Karel de Gucht, Presedinte in exercitiu al OSCE elogiaza planul Iuscenko de solutionare a conflictului transnistrean
Aflat in vizita la Kiev, presedintele in exercitiu al OSCE Karel de Gucht a indemnat Ucraina sa-si continue efortul de mediator in conflictul moldo-transnistrean. De Gucht a apreciat in mod special contributia personala a presedintelui ucrainean Victor Iuscenco, autorul unui plan de pace pentru Transnistria.
Ieri, la Tiraspol, De Gucht a cerut liderului tranistrean Igor Smirnov sa revina la masa tratativelor fara nici un fel de preconditii.
http://rferl.org/featuresarticle/2006/06/4fcf1aaf-c07a-4943-a9d6-11a9c4178846.html
A Ukrainian guard at the country's border with the breakaway Moldovan region of Transdniester (file photo TASS)
PRAGUE, June 2, 2006 (RFE/RL) - The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) today encouraged Ukrainian leaders to continue to mediate in the dispute between Moldova and its separatist region of Transdniester.
Karel De Gucht, the chairman of the OSCE, met today in Kyiv with President Viktor Yushchenko and Foreign Minister Boris Tarasyuk.
De Gucht praised Yushchenko for personally taking a role in the search for a settlement of the Transdniester dispute. He also called for the negotiations to be resumed under international mediation.
The so-called "five-plus-two" negotiations' format includes Moldova and Transdniester, with Russia, Ukraine, and the OSCE as mediators, as well as the EU and the United States as observers.
On June 1 and today, De Gucht visited the border between Ukraine and Moldova, and the EU monitoring mission there.
The Transdniester Conflict
Stela Jantuan, head of the Information, Analysis, and Prognosis Service of the Moldovan parliament (RFE/RL)
FROZEN CONFLICT: On January 11, 2006, RFE/RL's Washington office hosted a panel discussion on prospects for settling the Transdniester conflict. The roundtable featured STEFAN GLIGOR and STELA JANTUAN of the Information, Analysis, and Prognosis Service of the Moldovan parliament and ALEXANDRU FLENCHA, head of the information and analysis division of Moldova's Ministry of Reintegration.
The conflict between the Republic of Moldova and the unrecognized, separatist Transdniester Republic has festered for more than 15 years. A decade of talks supervised by the OSCE, Russia, and Ukraine have stagnated, while allegations mount concerning the involvement of Transdniester separatists in money-laundering and trafficking in arms, drugs, and human beings. With pressure rising for a resolution on the part of Russia, Ukraine, and the OSCE and new interest on the part of the European Union in monitoring activity along the Ukrainian-Moldovan frontier, what are the current prospects for settling this frozen conflict?
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Listen to the complete panel discussion (about 90 minutes):
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ARCHIVE: Click on the map to view an archive of RFE/RL's coverage of the Transdniester region.
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