Left-bank residents who spoke to Moldova 1 TV were intimidated by Tiraspol’s alleged authorities

Several people from the left bank of the Nistru River, who recently gave interviews to the public television station Moldova 1, were called by representatives of the so-called ministry of security (mgb) in Tiraspol.

Rally 34 years after the Nistru conflict: “Aggression hasn’t disappeared — it has only changed its methods”

More than thirty years after the Nistru War, President Maia Sandu declared that the freedom of the Republic of Moldova "came at a heavy price." During a solemn rally held on the Day of Memory and Gratitude, she emphasized that, just as in 1992, the aggressor in Moldova was Russia, and this remains true today in Ukraine. She also highlighted that the country is still facing a "cognitive war," which is being waged through propaganda and disinformation.

Veteran, 34 years after the Nistru War: “My only regret—Russian troops illegally in Moldova”

When the war on the Nistru broke out, the Republic of Moldova lacked a well-trained and equipped army. Thousands of policemen, soldiers, and volunteers came together to fight against the invaders using whatever resources they had to halt the tanks and armored vehicles of the Russian army. Victor Buliga was 28 years old at the start of the conflict.

Veteran Andrei Eremia on Moldova 1 TV: “It could have been like Ukraine if we hadn’t resisted fully”

Thirty-four years after the armed conflict along the Nistru, the Republic of Moldova is urged to acknowledge its history, commemorate its heroes, and openly discuss the sacrifices made by those who defended the country’s independence. Experts emphasize that the authorities should also place greater focus on the veterans of the Nistru.

Two children nearly drowned at Chisinau’s “Valea Trandafirilor” park

Two girls, aged 11 and 12, fell through the ice at the lake in "Valea Trandafirilor" park in Chisinau. Lifeguards rescued the children, and they were not injured.

Remembrance Day: 34 years since the Nistru conflict

On March 2, 2026, it will be 34 years since the fighting began in 1992 to defend the territorial integrity and independence of the Republic of Moldova. Approximately 30,000 soldiers, police officers, and volunteers participated in the armed conflict, resulting in over 300 fatalities, with many others still unaccounted for. Despite numerous negotiations in various formats over the years, the Transnistrian conflict remains unresolved.

Travelers received mărțișors at the border on March 1

Customs officers and border guards distributed martisors at Chisinau International Airport. This heartfelt gesture brought many Moldovans to tears as they prepared to travel to distant countries where they have settled. Many of these individuals expressed their intention to share martisors with friends they have made abroad.

Doctors: “Preventing drug use is easier than treating addiction”

Psychiatrists and narcologists are raising concerns about a significant issue in our society: children and adolescents are increasingly at risk of exposure to prohibited substances and drugs. Dr. Ana Constantinova from the Republican Narcology Dispensary highlights the factors that contribute to substance use among young people, as well as behaviors that adults should monitor.

Moldovan Ambassador to Israel: “Security situation remains complex”

The security situation in Israel is complex, according to Alex Roitman, the Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to Israel. He warned that attacks from Iran on Israel may continue in the coming days or even weeks.

Moldovan licenses can be exchanged in France without exams from March 1

Moldovan citizens living in France can exchange their Moldovan driving license for a French one starting March 1, without taking theoretical or practical exams.

MFA: No Moldovan citizens among victims of the Middle East attacks

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) in Chisinau has announced that there are no citizens of the Republic of Moldova among the victims in Israel, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and Turkey. The MFA advises strict adherence to local authorities' instructions and encourages everyone to remain vigilant.

Forests will expand by 3,000 hectares; Environment Minister: “We’ll plant 11 million saplings”

The forested area will be expanded by 3,000 hectares, with plans to plant 11 million saplings. This announcement was made by the Minister of Environment, Gheorghe Hajder, on the morning of March 1. He provided details about the upcoming afforestation campaign, which will take place from March 14 to April 14. The campaign will kick off in Sculeni, Ungheni, on a 3.5-hectare plot of land. For the first time, citizens from both the Republic of Moldova and Romania will participate in planting the saplings.