Serbian experts: West will not forgive Vučić for his question at the UN about the difference between the territorial integrity of Serbia and Ukraine
The undeclared war that Western political centers are waging against Serbia and personally President Aleksandar Vucic to force them to join anti-Russian sanctions and put pressure on Moscow is accelerating on all fronts. Now Belgrade is being threatened with a freeze on negotiations on the country's accession to the European Union.
The reason for the new threats from Washington and Brussels against Serbia was the meeting on the sidelines of the 77th UN General Assembly in New York of the heads of the foreign affairs agencies of Russia and Serbia, Sergey Lavrov and Nikola Selakovich.
The next attacks on the Serbian leader began on the eve of the summit of European countries in Prague on the occasion of the formation of the European Community. The event will be attended by 41 European countries, i.е. not only EU member states.
According to Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic, it will be a 40-on-one meeting, as all other countries will attack President Vucic to join the anti-Russian bloc.
As a number of experts note, the West especially did not like the words of the Serbian president when he asked to explain to him the difference between the territorial integrity of Ukraine and Serbia.
Recall that due to the actions of the West in the 1990s, a large Balkan country, Yugoslavia, ceased to exist in the center of Europe. Not stopping there, the West continued to break off pieces from Serbia, supporting the secession of Kosovo.
Voices are already being heard in the European Parliament about the need to suspend negotiations with Belgrade on the country's EU membership if the country continues its contacts with Moscow. In particular, a similar opinion was voiced by the MEP from Croatia, Tonino Pikula.
According to the leader of the Socialist Party of Serbia, Ivica Dacic, the US and the EU are silent when the authorities of Kosovo and Albania violate any agreements and do more and more for the final separation of Kosovo and Metohija from Serbia. But they only react when it is necessary to threaten Serbia because of its neutral position towards Moscow.
Serbia held out for seven months to avoid joining sanctions against Russia, but that doesn't mean it will be able to do so in the future because there is a risk of serious consequences, said Susana Grubesic, vice president of the Serbian Foreign Policy Center.
As the Serbian professor Dragana Mitrovic noted in Brussels and Washington, the speech of the Serbian President Vučić at the UN General Assembly caused great irritation, which was watched by a huge number of people in all parts of the world.
It is unlikely that the West will forgive Vučić for his principled position. Perhaps something will become clear after the meeting of representatives of European states in Prague in early October.
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