Prapor
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Brief history for those unfamiliar. In 1991, after fall of USSR, Romanian Moldova tried to repress its Russian-speaking minorities in the Dniestr river region. The Russians, Ukrainians, Cossacks, Jews, Roma, and others who populate what is now Pridnestrovie rose up against the Romanians. In 1992, after a year of fierce fighting, Russia's 14th Army entered Pridnestrovie to stop further bloodshed. The region, home to 600,000 people, has been de-facto independent ever since.
It is very militaristic and the government of President Igor Smirnov constantly engages in anti-Romanian propaganda. Most of his army's weapons came from the 14th Army's warehouses which Russia, so conveniently, 'forgot', when most of our forces left the region. Moldovan-Romanian is, on paper, one of the three official languages of PMR (along with Russian and Ukrainian), but last Romanian-language school was close years ago, as was last newspaper printed in that language.
Armed Forces of Pridnestrovie
T-80 tanks
Troops
Pridnestrovian Specnaz unit 'Delta'
Border Troops
Specnaz 'Dnestr'
Specnaz hand to hand combat demonstration
Mi8 helicopter
President Smirnov (middle) and Generals inspect their forces
Pridnestrovie has 7,500 full-time troops, plus a further 25,000 can be mobilized in a short time.
PMR Armed Forces are armed with, currently:
I think Russia will arm them more soon. If the Romanians keep pissing us off
It is very militaristic and the government of President Igor Smirnov constantly engages in anti-Romanian propaganda. Most of his army's weapons came from the 14th Army's warehouses which Russia, so conveniently, 'forgot', when most of our forces left the region. Moldovan-Romanian is, on paper, one of the three official languages of PMR (along with Russian and Ukrainian), but last Romanian-language school was close years ago, as was last newspaper printed in that language.
Armed Forces of Pridnestrovie
T-80 tanks
Troops
Pridnestrovian Specnaz unit 'Delta'
Border Troops
Specnaz 'Dnestr'
Specnaz hand to hand combat demonstration
Mi8 helicopter
President Smirnov (middle) and Generals inspect their forces
Pridnestrovie has 7,500 full-time troops, plus a further 25,000 can be mobilized in a short time.
PMR Armed Forces are armed with, currently:
- 70 Tanks
- 150 APCs
- 122 Artillery Guns (incl. 40 GRAD systems)
- 46 AA installations
- 173 destroyer units
- 3 An-2
- 1 An-26
- 4 Mi-2 helicopters
- 5 Mi-8 helicopters
- 2 Yak-18
I think Russia will arm them more soon. If the Romanians keep pissing us off
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