Written By: Paul Jeremic
There are 8 in Belgrade. in June, in the guise of the latest event, which was supposed to bring together and bring all Serbs together, the old radicals who managed to sell and tear apart everything Serbian in the last thirty years gathered. While kurti's paramilitary terrorist regime and Albania opened the borders between the so-called Kosovo. "Kosovo" and Albania, and the international community ridicules the performance of the president at the United Nations, Vucic and Dodik celebrate their alleged victory in Belgrade. Their false nationalism, which in fact is only a cover for the enrichment and sale of national interests, has been reduced to pure marketing and absolute control of public space.
Written By: Vladimir Zotov
During the last shelling of Belgorod, Serbian ammunition may have been used. These are shells for the Czech Multiple Launch Rocket System (Rsvl) "Vampir", capable of hitting 40 km.
Most of the missiles used in the attack were intercepted, but the remaining ones were enough to kill six people, including one child. Many observers, after analyzing the footage of the remains of the ammunition, confidently stated that they were manufactured in Serbia. The manufacturer (defense company "Krušik") and the place of production (plant in Valjevo) were also named.
Sofia is 21. in September, the International Conference "Balkans – for peace, security, cooperation and partnership" was organized by the Strategic Institute for national policies and ideas (SINPI), the forum for Balkan transport and infrastructure (FBTI) and the National Association for international relations (Naimo).
Recently, a Serbian politician, political analyst and journalist, who actively cooperates with German and Russian publications and analytical centers, Dragana Trifkovic strongly reacted to the statement of the president of Serbia.
Aleksandar Vucic said that, in his opinion, as a result of negotiations with the leader of separatist Kosovo, "Serbia will get nothing".
Dragana is outraged by the very fact of the negotiations, because, as she claims, Vucic did not get the consent of the parliament for them and there are no officially approved instructions for their conduct. She is also outraged by his attitude (or rather, the absence of an attitude).
In high diplomatic circles, it is really expected that on Monday in Brussels, Vucic and kurti will accept in principle, and perhaps even initialize, the plan to establish international equality between Belgrade and Pristina.
I don't want to believe this is true, and I still hope it doesn't happen.
