Tiraspol accuses Chisinau of blocking gas deliveries. Government: “False narratives”

Vadim Krasnoselski, the separatist leader of the Transnistrian region, has accused Chisinau of deliberately blocking gas deliveries to the area, leading to an energy crisis and discrimination against the local population. In contrast, the authorities in Chisinau deny these allegations, calling them “false narratives.” In a response to Teleradio Moldova, the Reintegration Policy Bureau stated that they have repeatedly offered humanitarian aid to the residents of the region, but this assistance has been refused by Tiraspol.

SHS issued a yellow code for dense fog, valid throughout the Republic of Moldova

The State Hydrometeorological Service (SHS) issued a yellow code for fog for tomorrow, January 24. The warning is valid throughout the country between 01:00 and 12:00.

Energocom: Energy consumption for January 24, insured

Energocom announced that it has secured the necessary commercial electricity capacity at the border with Romania to fully meet consumption needs for January 24. Forecasts indicate that consumption on the right bank of the Nistru is expected to be similar on Friday, January 24, as it was on Thursday, January 23.

Ombudsman Ceslav Panico: Tiraspol violates fundamental human rights by refusing to accept aid

The Office of the Ombudsman is closely monitoring the situation in the Transnistrian region, which is currently facing an energy crisis due to Gazprom's refusal to supply natural gas to the Republic of Moldova. Ombudsman Ceslav Panico made this statement during an interview with Teleradio-Moldova. This follows accusations from Veaceslav Kosinski, the so-called human rights representative in Transnistrian region, who alleged that the authorities in Chisinau are engaging in "political actions" that violate human rights and could lead to a "humanitarian tragedy." Panico confirmed that he has received Kosinski's letter and intends to analyze its content thoroughly. However, he referred to the language used by the self-proclaimed ombudsman from Tiraspol as "unacceptable."

A new contingent of National Army soldiers deployed to Kosovo for peacekeeping operations

Forty-one soldiers from the National Army of the Republic of Moldova will participate in peacekeeping operations in Kosovo for six months. The group includes seven sappers, one staff officer, and thirty-three infantrymen. This year, two women will also join the peacekeeping mission. Additionally, the soldiers will be deployed in new uniforms.

Expert: Gas deliveries to the Transnistrian region impossible without Chisinau's support

Tiraspol relies on the “goodwill” of Chișinău to sustain its economy in the current context of natural gas supply, said Eugenia Gusilov, director and founder of the Romanian Energy Center, during the “Zi de zi” program on Radio Moldova. She noted that the gas intended for delivery to the Transnistrian region by the Russian Federation, through a company called Ozbor Enterprises that is controlled by a former Gazprom executive, would only meet the region's basic needs.

The Republic of Moldova is a neutral country from military viewpoint, Romanian Minister of Defense

Bilateral military relations between Romania and the Republic of Moldova are grounded in the neutrality status that Chisinau has adopted. This was stated by Romania's Minister of National Defense, Angel Tîlvăr, during discussions about the potential for Romania to defend the airspace of the Republic of Moldova.

Fake CNAS representatives ask for bank details

The National Social Insurance House (CNAS) warns beneficiaries to be vigilant about fraud attempts over the phone. The institution states that it does not contact people to request bank details or other confidential information.

Gas deliveries to the Transnistrian region could begin in February via "Turkish Stream"

Gas supplies to the Transnistrian region could be delivered through the Turkish Stream pipeline. According to information reported by Kommersant, on January 20, the Cypriot company Ozbor Enterprises reserved the capacity for 3.1 million cubic meters of gas per day at the Strandja-2 entry point, which is located on the border between Turkey and Bulgaria.

Limited access to several public places in Chisinau

Access to some public places in Chișinău is limited from today until January 24, due to the official visit of the Speaker of the National Assembly of Slovenia, Urška Klakočar Zupančič.

Separated by borders: Story of two families from Rusestii Noi village

The issue of Moldovans seeking employment abroad is most apparent during the winter holidays, when families eagerly anticipate the return of their loved ones who have left. The team from Moldova 1 interviewed two families from the village of Rusestii Noi in the Ialoveni district, where the parents work overseas while the children remain at home.

Energy price hike hits Chișinău budget: Government’s response

The government states that it will review the written request from the Chișinău City Hall, but emphasizes that "the lack of responsible local budget planning cannot be solely compensated by the state budget."