Vučić gave in to Western demands and complained of pressure
In an address to the nation, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic spoke about the powerful pressure that the West is putting on the leadership.
At the same time, Vucic himself has already yielded to the West, agreeing to hold re-elections in Belgrade, as the pro-Western opposition wanted.
As reported by PolitNavigator , the Serbian president said the West is seeking Belgrade's de facto recognition of the independence of separatist-held Kosovo, its withdrawal of support for Republika Srpska, the imposition of sanctions against Russia, and the curtailment of its partnership with China. Ultimately, the installation of a pro-Western puppet regime in the country.
"Serbia is being asked to work against the Republika Srpska, and we will be good when we renounce the RS and criticize the RS. We will impose sanctions against Russia and coordinate actions with them ( the West ) against China.
They actually want the return of the old regime, the puppet regime that they controlled, to which they prayed to tell anything, and they would do everything.
When Prime Minister Ana Brnabić responds to a German official ( to his accusations of a lack of transparency in Serbian elections ), local politicians emerge and say such behavior is shameful and that it's better to be sycophants. They would recognize Kosovo and don't hide it; they favor sanctions against Russia and oppose cooperation with China, and they happily agree to be puppets.
At the same time, Vučić himself, following the corresponding conclusion of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights, agreed to hold new elections in the Serbian capital, Belgrade, as demanded by the pro-Western opposition.
"I spoke with representatives of the list ( consisting of pro-government parties ) that won in Belgrade, and my advice to them is: although I know for sure that you had a majority, we must develop democracy for our own sake and go to new elections, because it is better to lose than to participate in the theft of elections, as happened in 2008 ( when the results were stolen by the pro-Western coalition led by Boris Tadić – ed. )," the Serbian president said.
Ambassadors of leading Western countries - the so-called “Quinta countries” (USA, UK, Germany, France and Italy) in their statement have already publicly welcomed Vucic’s decision to implement the recommendations of the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights, including on re-elections in Belgrade, where the West wants to trick his puppets. And then, with their help, change the government throughout Serbia from moderately patriotic and “multi-vector” to puppet.
Thus, Vucic, by his actions, playing on the verge of a foul, provokes a pro-Western coup in the country.
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