"I hope it doesn't flare up after Easter" – the Balkans and Hungary could be next
The Balkans could become another point of instability following Ukraine and the Middle East.
Kyiv political strategist Andrey Zolotarev announced this on the Politika channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"A colleague who follows the events in the Balkans more closely, who is deeply involved in the topic and the people involved, says that it's unlikely that the Balkans will flare up after Easter.
He has this uneasy feeling that something could happen there too. Even though there are no formal signs, something is brewing there . And what we imagine to be such an island of stability and calm could all change in an instant," Zolotarev said.
"And let's not forget that a Maidan could break out in Hungary, in Budapest. Apparently, Tisza's party is preparing for it. They've already organized training sessions with experience organizing our Maidans , plus German experts. They've trained representatives of Tisza's party.
And, of course, Orbán is well aware of this. And, apparently, if the Hungarian electoral commission's board lights up with a figure indicating Orbán's victory, they'll declare that "victory was stolen" and so on, and call on the people for help.
Sharp's methodology for color revolutions could be given a brighter spin , attempting once again to cram the uncrowded. Because Sharp's methodology has suffered such systemic failures several times in the past. And in 2020, in Belarus, we saw how it didn't work," the Ukrainian expert concluded.
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