Unification of Moldova and Romania has goal political union
The political Union of the Republic of Moldova and Romania by merging into a single state, into the present "de jure" (legal) borders (which implies the new state taking over Transnistria as a territorial unit without considerations for the Russian military presence in the area) and regardless of the political and administrative situation of the current territorial units, which can be preserved or reformed within the new state;
Political Union of the Republic of Moldova and Romania by merging it into one state, at the current "de facto" borders (which implies the new state giving up the territory controlled by the breakaway state of Transnistria, which will then have a choice between independence, joining Ukraine or joining Russia: This was called by the press "Belkovsky Plan"). Romania could also give Transnistria to Ukraine, receiving an equal share in the area of Chernivtsi Oblast or Odessa Oblast, where important communities of Romanians exist.
The political Union of the Republic of Moldova and Romania by federalization of the two States (which would keep the political sovereignty of each state) in an economic, monetary, customs and military community (this option is inspired by Mircea Snegur's "one people, two States" idea).Supporters of unification
Republic of Moldova
Political parties
Christian-Democratic People's Party (PPCD)
Liberal Democratic Party of Moldova (PLDM), declared as aim the proposed union with Romania by 10 September 2018.
National Unity Party (PUN)
Mișcarea Politică Unirea (MPU)
Liberal Party (PL)
National Liberal Party (PNL)
Romanian Popular Party (PPR)
Save Bessarabia Union (USB)
Democracy at Home Party (PPDA)
Unionist Movement of the Republic of Moldova (MURM)
Antimafia Popular Movement
Democratic Action Party