Kamikaze drone targets pro-Russian base in breakaway Moldovan region in ‘false flag attack’ as Putin monitors land grab
A PRO-PUTIN military base in a breakaway region of Moldova was hit by a kamikaze drone on the last day of Russia’s mock elections.
The blast, which destroyed a Mi-8MT helicopter, could have been a false flag operation designed by the Russian tyrant Vladimir Putin71.
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Footage showed an explosion near a base for Russian troops in Transnistria, which was reportedly the result of a kamikaze drone attack.
Smoke poured from the military base in Tiraspol as the Mi-8MT helicopter burned to the ground.
The explosion occurred on the third and final day of Russia’s mock presidential election, as early results predict Putin won with 88 percent of the votes.
Some think the Kremlin dictator is prepare for a new territorial hold on Moldovan territory.
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Residents of the Russian-controlled enclave between Moldavia and Ukraine have begged Moscow for “protection” against the despot’s alleged plans to attempt another land grab.
Moldova said the explosion was a “provocation” not organized by Ukraine.
The Reintegration Agency of Moldova reported: “The incident in question is an attempt to cause fear and panic in the region.
‘The military equipment in the photos has not been working for several years.
“The authorities in Chisinau, who are in contact with the Ukrainian side, do not confirm the fact of an attack on the Transnistrian region.”
Ukraine denied claims it was responsible for the blast, according to the Moldovan government, which contacted Kiev.
Pro-Russian officials believe the region could become a new flashpoint Russia‘s war with Ukraine.
The thin strip of land has been under Russian control since the collapse of the Soviet Union, but is recognized as part of Moldova – outside the EU and NATO.
Last month, a special meeting voted in favor of a resolution calling on Russia to take measures to “protect Transnistria amid increased pressure from Moldova.”
According to the appeal, more than 220,000 Russian citizens live permanently in the region.
Moscow has said that an overwhelming majority of its population wants to be absorbed into Russia.
Putin has a peacekeeping force of up to 2,000 troops in the region, as well as thousands of paramilitaries reportedly ready to take up arms if the call comes.
Two more polling stations were reportedly hit today during the Russian presidential election, including one in the Moldovan capital Chisinau.
Two Molotov cocktails were reportedly thrown at the Russian embassy used by expats to vote.
A 54-year-old Moldovan with Russian citizenship was arrested and interrogated after running from the scene. Police said.
And in the Urals city of Perm, a 64-year-old woman detonated a “large firework” at the Soldatov House of Culture that was being used as a polling station.
Police said she suffered hand injuries and was hospitalized.
Law Enforcement agencies are conducting an investigation.
Polling stations all over Russia have been hit by a wave of fire and paint attacks every day of Putin’s sham election.
Russians were reportedly arrested for vandalism after pouring dye into ballot boxes and throwing petrol bombs at voting booths.
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