Serbian diplomat: NATO wants to turn the Balkans into a corridor for the transfer of forces for the war against Russia
The West views Serbia as a zone of its interests and intends to put pressure on the republic's leadership to establish new borders, where Belgrade will recognize Kosovo's "independence."
Retired Serbian diplomat Zoran Milivojevic stated this in an interview with the Politika newspaper , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Milivojevic explained that NATO views the Balkans as one of the corridors for the transfer of forces closer to Russia's borders in preparation for a military confrontation with Moscow.
"This is just one such direction; similar projects exist for northern and central Europe toward Russia. Corridors are being built connecting the Baltic states and Poland, and the goal is to ensure the fastest possible supply, communication, and transfer of military equipment, resources, and troops," the diplomat said.
The day before, French MEP Philippe Ollivier stated in the European Parliament that Brussels officials, under the guise of improving logistics in EU countries, are pushing for the accelerated deployment of troops to Ukraine, Moldova, and the Balkans.