According to the acting foreign minister of the PMR, Vitaly Ignatyev, Moldova is continuing its tactics of deviating from a dialogue with Pridnestrovie, despite statements about the need to intensify the negotiations
According to the Pridnestrovie's Foreign Minister Vitaly Ignatyev, at the moment Pridnestrovie is forced to exist in conditions of constantly mounting comprehensive pressure brought on by the neighboring states
Such an opinion was voiced by the acting foreign minister of the PMR, Vitaly Ignatyev, following his meeting with Moldova's chief negotiator, Gheorghe Balan
However, according to the Russian diplomat, the pause in the negotiation process has "lasted too long", and for the sides to return to a dialogue, Kishinev has to find a way out from the situation it has created
Pridnestrovian side is going to discuss the issues concerning railway communication and cooperation in the sphere of motor traffic, a problem of politically motivated criminal cases and also pressure exerted on Pridnestrovians at the Chisinau airport
Pridnestrovie's Acting Foreign Minister Vitaly Ignatyev and Special Envoy of an Acting OSCE Chairman-in-Office Cord Meier-Klodt summarized the results of the meeting in the Pridnestrovie's MFA during the interview with journalists
