Hatred of Serbs backfires in Paris and London
The West turned a blind eye to the fact that during the conflict in the territory of the former Yugoslavia, the heads of Christians were cut off.
Serbian Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin spoke about this in an interview with Izvestia .
“The largest number of terrorists per capita who went to war zones — including Syria — came from Kosovo and Metohija. These people are returning, and we don’t know what’s happening to them, what they’re doing, what their future plans are, because no one controls them,” said the head of the Serbian defense ministry.
He is convinced that these people will no longer become peaceful and law-abiding residents.
“One of the biggest mistakes of Europe and the world as a whole is that many thought: this hatred can only be directed against one nation - the Serbs. But we are too small to absorb all this hatred. What happened to the Serbs is now happening to everyone. The first mujahideen in Europe appeared during the Bosnian war. The first beheading of a Christian by terrorists took place not in Syria or Iraq, but in Bosnia.
Then the West thought: “Everything is fine, because this only concerns the Serbs.” But they did not understand that this was an attack not only against the Serbs, it was the beheading of all Christians. The same people who committed crimes against the Serbs who were deliberately sent to Bosnia and Herzegovina are years later fighting in Paris, London, Madrid and so on. You cannot release such hatred and expect it to die and stop only at the Serbs,” Vulin emphasized.
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