Irikov (2008) wrote: "We consider there is needful investigation of genital anatomy in details and check-up the material of M. oshanovae in the future, wherefore we assume the taxon validity only conventional".

This species lives in Bulgaria in the Struma region, Skrât W of Petrić, at the Greek-Rep.-Makedonijan-Bulgarian border. As the number of known locations is about five and area of occupancy is 20 km², but there is no reason to suppose that the area of occupancy, number of locations or population trend is in decline. However, the range of this species is very small and therefore as a precaution is listed as Near Threatened.

This species lives in Bulgaria in the Struma region, Skrât W of Petrić, at the Greek-Rep.-Makedonijan-Bulgarian border.

The range is possibly underestimated and there may be more populations within the area. Within its relatively large range this species does not appear to be rare. The population trend is thought to be stable.

There is no information on the habitat of the species, but it may be the same as in other Monacha species. Monacha oshanovae may be xerotolerant species, preferring open habitats.

This species is not very sensitive to ecosystem modification or other realistic threats. Local sub-populations might be threatened by the complete or severe destruction of the vegetation (deforestation followed by erosion, fire, etc.).

This species is not used or traded.

The species is not protected at national level in Bulgaria, however some of the sub-populations may be found in protected areas. Research on possible threats is recommended.