“Go to your f*cking Russia and tell there where someone is allowed and not allowed to film! Come on, get the f*ck out of my way! And I’ll go about my business!” A Moldovan citizen explained his rights to self-proclaimed Russian “peacekeepers” in occupied Transnistria and told them to get out

14 comments

1. Based Moldovan and fantastic timing (Moldovan elections in two weeks, this is likely to boost Maia Sandu if it goes viral)

2. Good lad

3. They shud have left him alone n let da tranisistrians deal with him they have a way with Moldovans heh

4. Based AF

5. That should be the standard tone everyone should take when talking to a Russian, no matter where you are in the world. 

6. russian soldier can’t get any respect. Guess putin will have to threaten nuclear war yet again.

7. All it takes is a cigarette at that big Russia ammo dump and Transnistria can be reunified under the guise of a humanitarian relief mission.

8. I’m kind of surprise that Moldova hasn’t tried to kick out the Russians now that Ukraine has them tied up in Kursk. Would be hugely interesting to see how that would play out. 

   I guess Putler’s expansion of military enlistment might cover their current needs  but it’s not guaranteed. 

9. Russia, China and Iran are all imperialist aggressors who will not stop their aggression against other countries until they are forced to.

10. How those Russian soldiers move there? Ukraine will not let, Moldova will not let. Are they disguise as tourists?

11. Stud. The Russian soldiers look like goobers, I know some fellow Americans who would put a 9mm in their dog.

12. This man is a great roll model and a National Treasure!

13. It was really hard to hear him over the sounds of those balls of steel clanking

14. The last thing I’d be doing as a Russian in Transnistria is pissing off the locals. A calm, peaceful garrison there means no frontline action in or similar to Ukraine.