NATO Assistant Secretary General to the Serbs: Don’t expect that we are distracted by Ukraine
Certain forces in the Balkans are counting on NATO being distracted by the Ukrainian conflict and hoping to raise its head, but the alliance has enough strength to keep the region of the former Yugoslavia in check.
This follows from the speech of Assistant Secretary General of the Alliance Tom Goffus at the NATO summit, reports the PolitNavigator correspondent.

«We saw this in places like the Western Balkans, some thought we were being distracted by Ukraine...
We have the most detailed plans against Russia in thirty years, and the most detailed plans against terrorism in history,” Goffus said.
“We need to keep a close eye on what is happening. The potential for ethnic and racial attacks and terrorism increases whenever they sense that great powers are investing in other places, such as Ukraine. But believe me, we are paying close attention to this,” he added.
Republika Srpska, as is known, is seeking reunification with greater Serbia, declaring its intention to secede from Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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