Transnistria, Disputed state in Eastern Europe
Transnistria is a narrow strip of territory located between the Dniester River and Ukraine.
It declared independence from Moldova in 1990, but it is only recognized by other unrecognized states.
Transnistria has a diverse population composed of Russian, Ukrainian, and Moldovan communities.
The region operates largely with the Russian ruble as currency.
Despite its lack of international recognition, Transnistria maintains its own government, military, police, postal system, currency, and vehicle registration.
Inception: November 5, 1991
Capital city: Tiraspol
Population: 469000
Elevation above the sea: 140 m
Website: president.gospmr.ru
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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