Talk:Moldova

Excessive reverting is "Edit warring"

This is exceedingly relevant. There is NO reference to the 2022 Moldovan Refugee Crisis in the article. That's refusing to acknowledge or include a highly notable fact.

This, for self-evident reasons of high notability, should be added to the article and should be no longer reverted. See needed edit--

For For the 2022 Refugee Crisis in Moldova, see Ukrainian refugee crisis.

Chesapeake77 (talk) 12:37, 7 March 2022 (UTC)

Sorry if my edit summaries struck you as rude or immature. I am just trying my best to convey my thoughts through short comments. I'll now write a longer reply here, so building bridges between us hopefully becomes more feasible.

I am reverting your edits, despite them being sensible, because they lack consensus and look misplaced. The "for" template should only be used in areas where it is relevant; if the article does not mention Moldova's role in the current Russo-Ukrainian War, then I feel adding a "for" template redirecting to the article about the country's role in the conflict is inappropriate.

What I suggest you should do instead is adding a short description of Moldova's role in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine in the history section, under a new sub-section. From there, you can add a "main article" template linking to Moldova's role regarding the ongoing Ukrainian refugee crisis.

I appreciate your willingness to add information about a very relevant topic, though, and I hope this comment explains my thoughts better than my short edit summaries. --KingErikII (Talk page) 14:01, 7 March 2022 (UTC)

Confusing status of Moldovan areas east of the Dniester river

I'm confused.

The maps on this page indicates that various salient into Transnistria areas are under Moldovan control. If so, this would mean that Transnistria is split into two as the Moldovan areas touch the Ukraine border (specifically, the area comprising Vasilievca, Roghi, Cocieri and Corjova).

The map on this page (https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/8a/Naddniestrze.png) suggests that this area is itself split into three non-contiguous chunks by Transnistrian-controlled roads.

The Geography section of the main Transnistria page suggest these areas are under the control of Joint Control Commission rules, yet the page for this does not explain how this works in practice. Either side can pass through as they wish? Transnistria can use the roads but not the lands either side? How then would Moldova access these lands? The roads are neutral?

I'm confused as to how any of this work in theory or practice.

88.107.215.235 (talk) 17:20, 21 March 2022 (UTC)A Confused Person

Infobox map

In the map, the Transnitria zone should be marked in a light green color, like the separatist regions of Georgia. SpaceCowboy1207 (talk) 09:17, 11 May 2022 (UTC)

Real name of country is Republic of Moldova

Moldova is a region both Romania ( west if Pruth River ) and alsi in the Republic of Moldiva (east of Pruth river ). There are parts of historic Moldova in Ukraine ( North Bukovina in Cernivsti Region and Bugeac in Odessa Region ).. Roman8ans call eastern part of Moldova as Basarabia. 5.14.154.169 (talk) 22:20, 23 June 2022 (UTC)

Map

The image is too provocative Deadmorozzch (talk) 20:42, 13 August 2022 (UTC)

provocative, how, @Deadmorozzch? PRAXIDICAE🌈 20:58, 13 August 2022 (UTC)

Moldova's ethnic groups

I'm sorry but Moldovan as ethnic group doesn't exist, and people who declare themselves Romanians which are more than 7% are the same people as Moldovans. Can you please change ethnic group label and mark both Romanian and Moldovan as Native, to not make any confusion 188.237.249.130 (talk) 21:10, 13 September 2022 (UTC)