Putin assures Serbs: In 2022 you will rule the Balkans

America, Great Britain and the Brussels Democrats have collected a new package, where they have blocked several chapters in which they talk about Serbian expertise in the Balkans, but Vladimir Putin has shown Aleksandar Vuciqi and Milorad Dodik that all Serbs will join the Balkans, reveals the source of the Serbian telegraphy from diplomatic cries.

The Russian president is convinced that the best solution is to give Serbs in Republika Srpska the right to self-rule, as America allowed Albanians in Kosovo.

In addition, Russia's view is that Serbs in northern Kosovo should be allowed to join central Serbia, which would create the unification of Serbs while Serb enclaves and monasteries would have a special status.

In this way, Serbs from Kosovo's north would be protected from possible attacks by Albanians who are on the path to implementing “Greater Albania”.

Also, peace will be achieved in this part of the Balkans, which would prevent the ongoing blackmail and pressure of Western countries for which the crisis, unrest and instability are adequate to meet their interests, reports “Vdestinations”, the Periscope broadcast.

“Do not be misled by Western threats, we have entered a diplomatic offensive that by 2022 Serbs will live in a state,” was the message of a meeting held by the Kremlin chief in the circle of closest associates.

All of this was transferred to Vucinqi and Dodik to separate meetings.

This is a direct response to the mounting pressure on Belgrade and Banja Luka to give up political, military and commercial ties with Russia, imposing sanctions, as well as senior official of United Russia Sergei Zelennjak.

“Contrary to the attitude and functioning of these forces, Serbia step by step strengthens state sovereignty and the state and political system. For Russia, Serbia is a strategic partner. The leaders of our countries have so far met ten times, as confirmed by the high level of Russian-Serbian interstate co-operation, which confirms the brotherly relations between our nations,” says Zelesnjak.

Russian analyst Vladimir Zosov says the new Western payment package to Serbia has been expected. Serbia's “Pressure of the West to surround relations with Russia, to prevent humanitarian organisation status in Nis, as well as blackmail the opening of new chapters, will continue inevitably, but only to motivate Serbs to organise differently. Russia will support the unification of Serbs in the Balkans in a single state if the government in Belgrade wants it,” stressed Zoov./Periscopi/