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Line 14: {{flagicon\|Transnistria}} '''[[Transnistria]]''' '''[[Pridnestrovie\|(Pridnestrovie)]]''' is the part of [[Moldova]] east of the river [[Dniester]] and (since [[1990]]) a self-declared and more or less functioning independent state with no international recognition from any other nation. It has a majority [[Slavic peoples\|Slavic]] population, as opposed to majority [[Romanians\|Romanian]] which Moldova has. {{flagicon\|Nagorno-Karabakh}} '''[[Nagorno-Karabakh]]''' in [[Azerbaijan]] is (since [[1991]]) a self-declared and more or less functioning independent state without international recognition. It is internationally recognized as being part of [[Azerbaijan]], but has an ethnic-[[Armenians\|Armenian]] majority. *{{flagicon\|Sealand}} '''[[Sealand]]''' is (since 1967) a self-declared but unrecognised state-like entity that claims as its territory an artificial island, a former sea fort located in the North Sea 10 km (six miles) off the coast of Suffolk, England. ==Entities not claiming sovereignty with de facto control over their territory==

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