In his congratulatory letter to the residents and the leadership of the republic, Konstantin Malofeev noted that Pridnestrovie is a poignant and enduring reminder that Russia is alive.
“Your republic and it is ours too. The republic of all Russian patriots is a poignant and enduring reminder that the Empire is alive,” Malofeev emphasized.
“On such a day, many lofty, solemn words can be said, and none of them will be superfluous, standing next to the very concept of Pridnestrovie,” Konstantin Malofeev stressed. - But actions speak louder than words. The development of your republic, its economic and political place in the region also speaks. And a historical place speaks too”.
The Chairman of the Tsargrad society, the Deputy Head of the World Russian People's Council (WRPC), is confident that Pridnestrovie is essentially a part of the Russian Empire. It doesn't matter whether in the image of Imperial Russia or in the form of the Soviet Union.
“We cannot forget the vital part of the Russian soldiers and officers of the 14th Army, which helped to stop the Romanian aggression. Those events visibly proved that the Russian world solidarity should not be underestimated, this phenomenon itself should not be disregarded, and it should not be forgotten that the Russian people will come to the rescue of the Russian people in the nick of time,” Malofeev wrote.
Pridnestrovie finds itself in a complex situation, but despite this it continues to develop, Malofeev recalled. In addition, the Chairman of the Constantinople society added that he was delighted with how the leadership of Pridnestrovie and the people preserved the memory of the great past.
"In this respect, you are the heirs and keepers of a piece of the great Russian Empire!" Malofeev wrote in his official letter, in conclusion, once again congratulating Pridnestrovie.
