Posted on 03/17/2024 12:50:00 PM PDT by hardspunned
A drone strike at a military installation in Moldova’s breakaway republic of Transnistria on Sunday destroyed a helicopter and ignited a fire, authorities in the pro-Russia region said.
The area’s pro-Russian officials blamed the strike on Ukraine.
Moldova’s Bureau for Reintegration Policies said in a statement that, after examining video footage of the incident, they “do not confirm any attack” on Transnistria and called it “aan attempt to cause fear and panic in the region.”
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Act II
Sounds like the Neocons have given up on Crimea and Donbass and thus need a new war.
Hmm....good to know some locals decided not to follow pedo-Z and put up with the Biden laundering system.
Transnistria is where Transistor radios come from.
Never mind that Russia has a long history of false-flag attacks to attempt to cage Ukraine as the aggressor. They did it in early 2014 in the Eastern Oblasts of Ukraine as they turned over power under fear and fake terrorist attacks...
IS that the case here in Transnistria? I cannot say. None of my connections in Ukraine seem to have any idea. But Ukraine has mostly been quite quick to take credit for successful attacks on Russian targets, and has been pretty careful to NOT target outside of Russian forces in Ukraine or Russia.
Good
Any Russian military assets are legit targets!
Fire away!!
Here is the video. People noticed that windows were broken before the hit
After further investigation, It seems it was sitting there for years
Video
Moment when loitering munition targeted a parked Mi-8 helicopter near Tiraspol, Transnistria
https://rumble.com/v4juroo-moment-when-loitering-munition-targeted-a-parked-mi-8-helicopter-near-tiras.html
Pull the Covers Right Up--The Tran-Sisters (1963)
Ukraine is always trying to get NATO fully involved.
You can tell it was a false-flag because Russia didn’t claim it was a “smoking accident”.
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