E simptomatic ca intr-o saptamana practic asa numitul consens pe integrarea europeana si cel pe problema transnistreana s-au dus la cosul de gunoi. Si in relatiile cu UE – raportul pe implementarea planului de actiuni a aratat unde mergem. si reanimarea “parteneriatului strategic cu Rusia” a aratat valoarea blah-blah-ului european. ieri la ministeriala OSCE delegatia moldovei aparent semnala ca obligatiile de la istanbul nu mai sunt chiar atat de sfinte pentru Moldova. iar americanii aparent incercau sa-i dumereasca pe moldoveni. stratan a facut un speech in care Rusia este “sincera” iar singurii “neconstructivi” sunt la tiraspol. in speech Moldova NU a chemat deschis Rusia sa isi retraga armatele “de ocupatie” cum spunea acum doi ani, ci a chemat diplomatic sa respecte neutralitatea moldovei. declaratiile atat UE cat si SUA sunt mult mai explicite si mai clare cand vine vorba de moldova, decat declaratiile moldovei insasi.
mai este simtpomatic ca spre deosebire de 2003 cand kozak era pe masa – astazi la chisinau nu exista opozitie credibila care sa spuna ceva pe marginea acestui subiect (daramatite sa protesteze in strada). toti sunt sau co-optati, sau cumparati, sau parteneri ai edinaya rossia. e simptomatic ca 3 oameni s-au trezit intr-o dimineata si au schimbat intreg cursul “strategic si consensual” al tarii. atat pe integrarea europeana cat si pe problema transnistreana. guvernul moldovei pregateste terenul pentru legalizarea trupelor rusesti intr-o forma sau alta, in schimbul “reunificarii” tarii. cu alte cuvinte ce nu a putut face Kozak, a facut Onishchenko.
Iata Igor Ivanov ce spune:

Russia ready to help settle Georgia, Moldova conflicts, security official says
Itar-Tass

Russia would like to take an active part in helping to find ways out of the so-called long-term frozen conflicts. Among other examples, the secretary of the Russian Security Council, Igor Ivanov, who is in Mexico on a working visit, outlined problems in Georgia and Moldova, ITAR-TASS said on 2 December.

The agency quoted him as saying that the so-called Kozak’s Memorandum, a Russia-drafted document under which Moldova was to become a federation because of the Dniester conflict, may play a positive role in settling the problem. Ivanov recalled that at a recent meeting the Russian and Moldovan presidents had agreed to resume the talks on Dniester.

“We have always been ready for such talks as one of the guarantors of a peaceful political settlement,” the agency quoted Ivanov as saying. “Kozak’s Memorandum is aimed at finding a political settlement which would take into account the interests of all the parties and create a stable legal basis to prevent further conflict situations in the region.”

“The memorandum has not been signed for a number of reasons, but currently a growing number of various international structures and individual states, which are beginning to understand the Dniester problem better, regard it as a fundamental document in searching solutions,” the agency quoted Ivanov as saying.
din Georgia News Digest 12 December 2006.

PS. mi-am zis ca fac pauza cu postinguri politice pe blog… dar evenimentele preseaza. facem pauza politica in cateva zile :)