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Revision as of 18:29, 9 March 2007 editWilliam Mauco (talk | contribs)4,907 edits war of Transnistria is a valid article and wikilink. As for the language, this article is really not to place to war over it. Please submit an AFD for Moldovan language first← Previous edit Revision as of 18:45, 9 March 2007 edit undoLuka Jačov (talk | contribs)Extended confirmed users2,904 editsm Why mentioning romanian and moldovan in same article.Why do u have issue about it?Next edit →
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'''Gîsca''' (meaning "goose" in ]; Romanian: "Gîsca", Russian form: ''Gyska'') is a village near ] in ]. It is under '']'' control of ], a breakaway region of ]. '''Gîsca''' (meaning "goose" in ], Russian: ''Гиска'') is a village near ] in ]. It is under '']'' control of ], a breakaway region of ].


During the ] the village was the scene of alleged ] by Moldovan troops. According to a report of Russian human rights organisation, "]", members of the local armed Transnistrian paramilitary unit were killed in this village during a clash with Moldovan forces. The Moldovan troops were said to have been finishing off the wounded. At least three villagers were killed by stray bullets and fragments of shells. Two more villagers were beaten by volunteers, mopping up the village. On several occasions unprovoked fire was opened at the houses of villagers (there were no victims). . During the War of Transnistria the village was the scene of alleged ] by Moldovan troops. According to a report of Russian human rights organisation, "]", members of the local armed Transnistrian paramilitary unit were killed in this village during a clash with Moldovan forces. The Moldovan troops were said to have been finishing off the wounded. At least three villagers were killed by stray bullets and fragments of shells. Two more villagers were beaten by volunteers, mopping up the village. On several occasions unprovoked fire was opened at the houses of villagers (there were no victims). .


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Landscape near Gîsca, Transnistria.

Gîsca (meaning "goose" in Romanian, Russian: Гиска) is a village near Bender in Bessarabia. It is under de facto control of Transnistria, a breakaway region of Moldova.

During the War of Transnistria the village was the scene of alleged human rights abuses by Moldovan troops. According to a report of Russian human rights organisation, "Memorial", members of the local armed Transnistrian paramilitary unit were killed in this village during a clash with Moldovan forces. The Moldovan troops were said to have been finishing off the wounded. At least three villagers were killed by stray bullets and fragments of shells. Two more villagers were beaten by volunteers, mopping up the village. On several occasions unprovoked fire was opened at the houses of villagers (there were no victims). .

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