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Romanian Involvement
In June and July 1992 there were numerous Russian reports about the Romanian involvement on the Moldovan side. The Russians reported that Romanians would be flying Moldovan MiGs, and that Romania was actively supporting the Moldovan war effort. In fact, most of such reports were based on the fact that Romanian is the native language in Modova, so the Russians could not hear any other language when listening to Moldovan communications. The Romanian authorities denied any kind of involvement in Moldova, but it is obvious that there were various kinds of contacts between Bucharest and Chisinau. One of these resulted in a barter agreement, along which the Moldovans exchanged one of their MiG-29s for a few dozens of BTR-60PB and BTR-70 armoured personnel carriers. The former were considered old and hard to maintain by the Romanians, who were eager to get their hands on one of “Fulcrum Cs” from original Russian stocks – and especially its active jammer equipment.
This MiG-29 (serialled “53” in service with the Romanian Air Force) arrived at Mihail Kogalniceanu AB on 11 September 1992. To a (quite nasty) surprise of Romanian personnel, the jamming unit was missing: it was replaced by led ballast. Obviously, the Russians removed the jammer from all the MiG-29s they have had to leave back in Moldova (it is very likely that the Americans experienced a similar disappointment when they purchased a number of these aircraft, in 1997 – see bellow for details).
It is quite certain that the Romanians have offered also other kind of assistance, especially in the form of maintenance for Moldovan MiG-29s and Mi-8s, but through supplies of ammunition and different equipment as well.
