Transnistria with access to a broader picture of upcoming events

Transnistria with an exit to the nearest events of a larger scale.

01/14/25 Russia will try to take some actions regarding the legal status of Transnistria. This may look like an operation to save the region. But the region itself may still remain as if between two fires. And the situation for Transnistria remains extremely tense. 

At the same time, approximately by 01/14/25, the Moldavian State District Power Plant in Transnistria will be suspended. Interestingly, on 01/17/25, Maia Sandu seems to close the topic of war, in the sense that we will see the result of her aspirations and actions. There are options here, on the one hand, she can bring her intentions to fruition, but on the other, the end of her political opportunities begins. This will be answered by her own end. By 01/16-01/17, the situation regarding this power plant will play out. During these same days, closer to 18.01.25, there will be behind-the-scenes preparations for revising the Romanian borders, towards expansion, apparently in the context of annexing the Moldovan and Transnistrian territories. But more obvious decisions will be made closer to 22.02.25. But, by mid-March, the situation may play out quite dramatically. And Russia may be put in difficult conditions. 

Yes, by 26.01 Russia will be negotiating, but for now they will not lead to anything constructive, moreover, the issue may be somewhat up in the air. 

Of course, for Transnistria the situation may become protracted. And the current president of Transnistria Vadim Krasnoselsky himself may be under attack by 30.01.25. But the situation is not resolved instantly for anyone in this game. 

Judging by how the situation looks for Gagauzia and its head Eugenia Gutsul, then by the period from 9-11.02.25 everything will tend to remove her from the political horizon. 

That is, closer to the beginning - mid-February, the situation for Russia will not be the best. And Moldova itself by this time may completely lose its sovereignty and fall under the full influence of Romania. And by the second half of February, Romania may proclaim itself in a new capacity, given the expansion of its territorial status.

So, for now, in the near future, circumstances for Russia will not be the best. 
The closer March, the more turbulent the situation will become, both for the world itself and for Russia. And March is starting to lead everyone to a global crisis. 

And of course, NATO will continue its poisonous policy, creating a crisis situation at the end of January, in February, and of course, all the processes occurring in the above-described processes have the trace of this organization, to put it mildly. 

I do not exclude the militancy of the German leadership around 01/08/25 and 03/04/25. 

And it seems that everything looks like the heat of events can roll up to March, creating a feeling of an uncontrollable deadlock in all economic and geopolitical events. But March will bring a completely different motive to the current scenario, mixing all the cards and breaking all the previous current plots. And this will disrupt the usual canvas and expectations of the already started scenario so much that it is extremely difficult to talk about its continuation. And it may well be that in March many countries around the world will face circumstances of a more powerful, probably natural nature, such that it is no longer possible to talk about the previous geopolitical alignment. Yes, probably not everything will be obvious at once, but after the end of March, many things may resemble the start of the transition to another reality. And for Russia, which may be facing great difficulties all this time, by April the time of forced, fateful changes will come, when it will have to begin to rise from the ashes. And the events of spring will become a turning point of almost planetary scale. But, returning to the topic of Transnistria, I would like to say that this situation may drag on and is unlikely to be resolved quickly. To be continued.