America's “to come to Nis, while the Russians deploy to Bondsteel”

Adviser to former US Deputy Chairman Joseph M. Beden, Michael Carpeter, said it's very good that American representatives of “placed” in the center of Nis and that he doesn't believe there's going to be anything problematic, but that the Russians can also come to “Bondsteel”.

Why is the American official again trying to compare these matchless ways, what is the function of this wrong paralysis at the moment and what is essentially The US is addressing Russia, but Serbia too? Could it, however, come to the “exchange of these countries”?

“Military Commentator Politika” and “associate Sputnik” Miroslav Lazanski remembers that Americans have recently visited Nis. He believes an American official's statement is in fact another attempt by Americans to build “a military base as a humanitarian centre.

It's impossible to compare it, because “Bondsteel” is a pure military base and humanitarian centre in Nis (san. of translators: where the Russians are located) there is not even a fence. They want to deceive our public, says Lazanski for “Sputnik”

Centre for the Study of Balkan Unity Crisis Director Jelena Guskova recalls that Russia has no military bases in the Balkans and that there have been no such aspirations so far, reports “Vestinet”, Periscopi broadcast.

We should think about the purpose of this statement by an American official, but we must not forget that perhaps the essence of this rhetoric is fear, Guskova says of “Sputnik”

I think this is about pressure from the United States, because they're afraid the humanitarian center can become a military base. But the Americans naturally start by themselves and their 48x1> practices, Guskova said.

Russia does not deal with this cunning. If Moscow says it's the base of the Ministry of Extensive Situations, it's this way, and it's going to be. If Russia wants to build military bases, it means openly and will not seek permission from the United States,” says Guskova.

She adds that the next thing is that the Serbian government is delaying the signing of legal documents that would regulate the presence of this base in Nis -- that is, the diplomatic status of employees.

The American policy of double bows and the rights of the most powerful was also shown in Karpertner's statement about Russian presence in the Balkans, which, as he said, was the normal and perfectly acceptable <x0-creet>.

However, Russian “authorities, and in particular intelligence service are trying to expand influence in the region”, the official said, recalling events in Montenegro during election day, alluding to Russia's participation in the so-called coup.

Miroslav Lazanski believes reactions to such claims are missing because Serbia does not want to be a polygon, a country where Americans and Russians will argue./Periscopi/