It has been a year since the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement (DCFTA) with the EU was extended to cover the whole territory of Moldova, which is the Transnistrian region as well, but there is no official confirmation of any progress made in this regard. The insufficiency of information generates suspicions and, probably, confusion about the real process of aligning Tiraspol with the commitments made by Chisinau as regards the liberalization of trade with the EU. This article specifies particular aspects (mentioned in an IPN article of January 12) and also presents a general view on the DCFTA in the Transnistrian region, formulating questions for the authorities and the European partners.