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The Residents of Transdniestria Received Russia's First Passports Under Putin's Decree.

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The residents of Transdniestria received the first Russian passports issued under simplified procedure in accordance with the May decree of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who informed the Russian Ambassador in Moldova, Oleg Ozerov. A document signed on 15 May, sets out special rules for the citizenship of residents of an unrecognized republic, gives RIA "News." "We handed over the first batch of Russian passports in accordance with the presid…

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The residents of Transdniestria received the first Russian passports issued under simplified procedure in accordance with the May decree of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who informed the Russian Ambassador in Moldova, Oleg Ozerov. A document signed on 15 May, sets out special rules for the citizenship of residents of an unrecognized republic, gives RIA "News." "We handed over the first batch of Russian passports in accordance with the presid…

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More than 60,000 applications for Russian citizenship have been submitted by residents of the Transnistrian region, the Russian Embassy in Chisinau announces. The statement was made during a visit by Russian Ambassador Oleg Ozereov to the Transnistrian region, where he handed Russian passports to the first applicants who obtained citizenship under the simplified procedure.

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Chisinau describes as an action "unfriendly and irresponsible" the granting of the first Russian passports by simplified procedure in the Transnistrian region. The Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, Valeriu Chiveri, warns that such a gesture, made in Tiraspol by Russia's approved ambassador to Moldova, Oleg Ozerov, further compromises Moscow's credibility in its role as mediator in the Transnistrian conflict.

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The first eight people in the Transnistrian region received Russian citizenship through simplified procedure. Passports were handed to them today, 8 September, in Tiraspol, by Russia's approved ambassador to the Republic of Moldova, Oleg Ozerov, broadcasts Newsmaker.md. According to the Russian diplomat, over 60 thousand people have already submitted the documents to obtain citizenship of the Russian Federation. "In spite of all [...] Article Ei…

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In Tiraspol, on September 8, the first eight people received Russian citizenship under a simplified procedure. Oleg Ozerov, the Russian Ambassador to Moldova, issued passports to Pridnestrovians. According to him, more than 60,000 people have already applied for Russian citizenship. “Despite all the obstacles that were put forward to prevent this event, this happened. And I must say that, despite everything, we managed to meet the deadlines requ…

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newsmaker.md broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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