The Russian peacekeeping forces in Moldova have already allowed separatist forces from the ‘Dniester republic’ to build up an army and consolidate political structures. Moldova is afraid the situation would get even worse if the highly politicized 14th Army were to take over peacekeeping tasksby MIHAI GRIBINCEA CHISINAU-It seemed a straightforward proposal: that the former 14th Russian Army take over […]
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