Russia Gas Weapon BACKFIRES: How Putin's Transnistria Gamble Is Collapsing скачать в хорошем качестве

Russia Gas Weapon BACKFIRES: How Putin's Transnistria Gamble Is Collapsing

Russia's attempt to freeze Moldova into submission has spectacularly backfired. When Putin cut gas to Transnistria on January 1, 2025, he believed he was tightening his grip. Thirteen months later, Russia's control over this strategic region is collapsing - not through military defeat, but through the simple failure to deliver on three decades of promises. IN THIS VIDEO: • How Russia's gas cutoff in January 2025 created an energy crisis that shattered Moscow's leverage • Moldova's strategic seizure of Russian energy infrastructure • President Maia Sandu's bombshell statement on potential unification with Romania • Why Transnistria's three-decade frozen conflict is finally thawing • The broader implications for Russia's post-Soviet sphere of influence This is the story of how frozen conflicts melt when the power sustaining them weakens. Transnistria, a Russian-backed breakaway region of Moldova, has depended entirely on Moscow's support since 1992. Free gas, military protection, and economic subsidies kept the region loyal for thirty years. Then Russia cut the gas, expecting Moldova to buckle under pressure. Instead, Moldova stabilized with European support, seized critical infrastructure, and is now openly discussing paths that would eliminate the Transnistria problem entirely - including potential unification with EU and NATO member Romania. We analyze verified intelligence from multiple sources, track policy developments from official government statements, and show you what this unprecedented shift means for Eastern Europe's geopolitical landscape.