Concurrently with the anti-Georgian “study,” a report on Transnistria was released apparently by the same workshop or a related one, with false attribution to seven highly reputed academics from leading U.S. and British universities. This report backs Transnistria’s “right” to secede from Moldova and to be granted international recognition. The document describes Transnistria as a “democratic” polity meeting the criteria of state sovereignty under international law. It passes over in silence Russia’s military and economic support that enabled Transnistria’s secession from Moldova.
Some parts of this report are easily recognized as having been lifted from an earlier report about Karabakh. Other parts are written in awkward English. The news agency Regnum, a Kolerov outlet (he was its founder and chief executive prior to his move into the Kremlin) first publicized this report.
The seven purported co-authors have, in the meantime, denied any involvement in the preparation of the report on Transnistria and asked that their names be removed from the authors’ roster. Some other scholars, whose work is referenced in the report’s footnotes in distorted or misleading ways, have similarly asked for removal of those references. Indeed, most of those names have in the meantime disappeared the website of the organization that sponsors this report.
The sponsoring organization, the “International Council for Democratic Institutions and State Sovereignty,” at Посилання видалено, was found to share an IP address with Посилання видалено when it posted the report.
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