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Balkan Insight ( 27 May 2022)

Madalin Necsutu

Chisinau

Appointment of a new PM in the breakaway region is seen as a purely local affair that is unlikely to have any effect on settling the decades-old conflict with Moldova.

The separatist leader in Transnistria Vadim Krasnoselsky on Friday said he was proposing Alexander Rosenberg, the former Minister of Agriculture, as Prime Minister, after Alexander Martinov was fired on Thursday.

Appointing Rosenberg is seen as a formality as Ktrasnoselsky holds full power in the breakaway Russian-backed region. Rosenberg is considered a technocrat close to the Sheriff holding company that runs the separatist region de facto politically and economically.

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