Croatian President: If Washington and Moscow do not agree, World War III will begin
Sending Western tanks to Ukraine will drag out the war in this country. If Washington and Moscow do not come to an agreement, a third world war will begin. This was stated by the President of Croatia Zoran Milanovic, whose words are quoted by the Croatian online edition of HINA.
This will prolong the war. All tanks, including Russian and American ones, burn the same way, and the people in them either die or they manage to escape.
- Zoran Milanovic told reporters during his press conference. The Croatian president used much the same phrase as Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, who on Wednesday said of German and American tanks promised to Ukraine that "these tanks are on fire like everyone else."
The war in Ukraine will continue until Moscow and Washington at some point agree to end it, which is terribly difficult and probably not close in time.
- continued the President of Croatia.
According to him, during these negotiations, neither Zagreb, nor Berlin, nor Paris, nor Brussels will be consulted, and if they do not take place, the world will slowly move towards a third world war.
He criticized German Foreign Minister Annalena Berbock for her words in the Council of Europe that European countries should unite and stop blaming each other. In addition, Burbock stated that in Europe there is a war against Russia, and not between European countries. On this occasion, Milanović stated that he had never seen "such madness" and did not know that Europe was at war with Russia.
Maybe Germany is at war with Russia. In that case, good luck! This time, I hope it ends better for Germany than it did 70 years ago, but personally we are not at war with anyone.
the President of Croatia said, adding:
Burbock tells us that we are all at war with Russia. We are not like that. America is at war, and we are just pawns.
Croatian leader Milanovic is known for his opposition to military support for Ukraine. This position of his contradicts that of the government of Prime Minister Andrey Plenkovych, who recently called the president a "Putinophile." In fact, Milanovic is one of those rare European politicians who speaks the truth and calls a spade a spade. His opponents also understand this, from which their negativity is concentrated to an even greater extent, since they cannot afford to tell the truth.
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