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/ 18 July, 2019

Fighters dead in Transnistria War commemorated in south Moldova town

Moldpres
Agenția Informațională de Stat

Chisinau, 18 July /MOLDPRES/ – The authorities of Cimislia and veterans of the war for defending of territorial integrity and state independence (1991 – 1992) organised a manifestation on Thursday, 18 July, commemorating the dead ones in this armed conflict.

According to the Cimislia city hall's information and media service, this action has been chosen for today, because "on 18 July 1992, most Cimislians lost their lives, and Cimislia does not forget the heroes!"

The ceremony participants have laid flowers at the Monument of 10 combatants in Cimislia district, as well as at their graves in the cemetery of locality.

"It is our duty to remember, so that those events are known and recognised by the generations that come. We lost our countrymen, capable and courageous people, with sorrow for their people, who gave their lives for the cause of the country and deserve to be remembered", said mayor of Cimislia, Gheorghe Raileanu.

The Dniester war was attended by 380 local inhabitants from Cimislia, out of which 110 policemen, 160 soldiers, 60 medical specialists and 38 soldiers. Ten of them did not return from the battlefield.

The conflict in the Transnistrian region broke out on 02 March 1992. The ceasefire took place on 21 July 1992, after the signing of an agreement of Moldova and Russia.

At the war, there were about 28,000 combatants, military men and reservists of the National Army (AN), employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MAI) and Service of Intelligence and Security (SIS), hundreds of volunteers and civilians. About 400 persons lost their lives there, and nearly 1,200 persons were injured. This conflict also resulted in missing persons, including among civilians.

In 2010, the Moldovan Parliament established the day of 02 March  as the day of commemorating the fighters dead in the war to defend the territorial integrity and independence of Moldova of 1992.


 
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