In the context of the perestroika and liberalization processes, many Soviet republics have proclaimed their sovereignty, as the Soviet Union was collapsing. For Republic of Mol­dova this process began in 1990 with Declaration of Independence. But, the transformation of MSSR into a sovereign state, in context of the national renaissance movement, has urged the Eastern region of the country, inhabited predominantly by the Russian speaking populati­on, to proclaim, on September 2, 1990, the so-called “Transnistrian Moldovan Soviet Socialist Republic”. In the spring of 1992 this action quickly passed into a military conflict. Usually, the memories concerning the war conflicts are linked to those who participated in them - com­batants. But there are a small number of people who could make the connection between the war and the reports concerning the war events, actions and situations on the battlefields. Moldavian military reporters were side by side with combatants and became witnesses and chroniclers of the military conflict events hold in 1992. Thus, the basic objective of the present work is a narrative description of the war events made through the reporter’s point of view and recent war aspects revision (after 25 years).