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In Transnistria, Lenin statues still stand. Russian troops have been stationed here for almost 35 years. A single oligarch group runs 60% of the country's economy — yet the world recognizes this land as part of Moldova. I came here for the Victory Day parade to answer one question: is this really a country — or just Moscow's last museum in Europe? 🌍 Világnapló ("World Journal") is a Hungarian field-reportage channel. I go to the places where the stories are born and bring them back to you. 🗣️ LANGUAGE This video is in Hungarian — both the original narration and the dubbing. Turn on subtitles (CC) for English. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00-01:37 - Introduction 01:37-05:16 - The Victory Day parade, 9 May 2026 05:16-13:02 - How did this country come to be? From 1792 to 1992 13:02-18:18 - Is Transnistria really a country? 18:18-21:08 - The winter the gas ran out — Transnistria's energy crisis 21:09-25:26 - Conclusion: what happens to the territory next? 📍 LOCATION Tiraspol, Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic (Transnistria) 9 May 2026, Victory Day 10-11 May 2026 💼 CONTACT Email / story ideas / business inquiries: [email protected] 🔔 SUBSCRIBE if you're into on-the-ground reports from the world's overlooked corners. #Transnistria #Moldova #Geopolitics #Világnapló #PostSoviet #FrozenConflict #PMR #VictoryDay #Tiraspol #Lenin #SovietUnion #ColdWar #Europe #Politics #History #Pridnestrovie 🎵 Music: Artlist.io — licensed