I am not interested in politics. But it is
really very interesting that, from collector's point of view, there have some
territories which are in fact independent, however not recognized
internationally. For example, PMR, N-K and North Cyprus. Compared with N-K and
North Cyprus, PMR is not so lucky because it does not have any direct
connection with a formal postal administration under UPU (however, the other
two have: N-K with Armenia and North Cyprus with Turkey). As a result, although
PMR issues its own stamps, these stamps are used domestically only. To send a
letter abroad, it must use the postal service from Moldova. That's why this
postcard is franked with Moldovan stamps. But the postmark shows it was indeed
sent from the PMR, as you can see: Tiraspol is the capital city.
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