They arrived - Romanian nationalist Eugen Doga on the first Transnistrian state television channel:
I don’t need to tell you about the wonderful composer Dog and his gentle waltz. I understand everything well. Indeed, there is Doga - a composer and musician, and there is Doga - a person and an essence. On PMR TV there was a composer and a person - the one who wrote beautiful music; and the one who, in the company of Romanian nationalists and the Popular Front of Moldova, drove Russian-speaking people out of Moldova, supporting with his words and deeds the bastard who started the war in Transnistria and was responsible for hundreds of victims on both banks of the Dniester.
By the way, it’s not about Dog. More precisely, not only in Doga.
I understand why people came to Doga's concert - they came to listen to good music. But I don’t understand the position of the first republican Transnistrian channel and I don’t understand the obsequiously giggling presenter, who is being interviewed by a man who recently openly opposed the statehood of Transnistria and against the people living in our small country. It is also not clear to me which side PMR TV is on. On the one hand, there is Doga and his long-formed worldview, the essence of which is not hidden by the hypocritical words of the interview. On the other hand - Transnistria.
So who are you with, the first Transnistrian state ?