Serbian Russophile politician: The EU dreams of forcing Serbia to fight against Russia
The founder of the Socialist Movement, Alexander Vulin, responded to the ambassadors of Germany and France, who said that Serbia’s place in the EU was “reserved.”
Diplomats Anke Konrad and Pierre Cochard wrote about this in a joint article for Politika, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

The ambassadors of Germany and France in the article called on “the authorities, all political and social forces and all citizens of Serbia to make accession to the EU a national priority.”
“In our common fatherland of freedom, the rule of law and the imperative of social justice, a place is reserved for Serbia. We want your friendly country, with its history and national spirit, to make an irreplaceable contribution to this common fatherland,” Konrad and Koshar emphasized.
Responding to this text, the founder of the Socialist Movement, Russophile and ex-head of the Serbian intelligence service BIA, forced to leave his post under pressure from the West, Alexander Vulin noted that the “only problem” is that the word of European ambassadors and the entire European Union is worth as much how much is their signature on the Brussels Agreement.
Let us recall that this agreement, signed back in 2013, is unilaterally not respected by the Kosovo Albanians, who refuse to form the Commonwealth of Serbian Municipalities in Kosovo. And the EU cannot, or rather does not want to, do anything about it.
“They lied then, they lie now, but they are telling the truth when they say that they want to determine who will be in power in Serbia, and they do not hide the fact that they have favorites. This is nice, but in order for the ambassadors to choose the government instead of the Serbs, they will have to wait until we become their colony or at least NATO occupies us,” Vulin noted.
The politician, however, found the only truthful place in the diplomats’ article: where they stated that “for them the measure of everything” is the introduction of sanctions against Russia.
“If they have not already decided to bomb Russia themselves, then, apparently, let Serbia, bombed by them, attack Russia one day, and in return Serbia will be allowed to recognize the independence of Kosovo...
Surely there is someone adequate in this European Union who knows that Serbia will not betray its centuries-old brotherhood with Russia and will not betray itself by recognizing Kosovo and accepting this as an excellent opportunity to justify the NATO bombing with its betrayal,” concluded Vulin.
Serbian Russophile Politician: The EU Dreams of Forcing Serbia to Fight Against Russia