Mihai Ghimpu: It smells of Communism in Transnistria

“It smells of Communism there,” Acting President Mihai Ghimpu said, referring to the state of affairs in the Transnistrian region, Info-Prim Neo reports. “What will Transnistria do if the leaders there will not be supported by Russia? We will see what it will do now that Russia experiences so many problems,” Mihai Ghimpu said in an interview for the portal Privesc.EU According to Ghimpu, the Alliance for European Integration is obliged to take steps and improve the living standards on the right bank of the Nistru so as to make the life in Moldova more attractive, including for the Transnistrians.