Stradner: The Serbian world was inspired by the Russian “bot” on Saturday, Dodik and Vuciq also cited Kosovo in the so-called “Allerb”

Professor Ivana Stradner, adviser at the Washington Foundation for the Protection of Democracy, claims that the Balkans are part of the Russian plan.

Reading the text of the Declaration, as she said, is clearly seen Belgrade's regional ambitions, because it is not mentioned only Republika Srpska, but also Montenegro and Kosovo”, she said.

Stradner told about “Slobodna Bosnia” that just as many did not understand Milosevic's speech in Gazimestan in 1989, so many will not understand the importance of this Parliament, but will naively say it is only for “internal needs” to satisfy themselves.

“Balkan is very complicated and it is difficult to understand identity policy, religious dynamics and ideology. Just as the Western economy did not stop the chaos of the 1990s, investment will not stop the new escalation. Sad to say, decades after the war, the war in Ukraine is primarily Putin's ideological struggle to divide the world into the democratic and undemocratic ones of that plan”

According to Stradner, the Serbian world has been inspired by the Russian <x0bot”, which is Russia's doctrine of spreading military, political and cultural influence abroad.

“Which is important to mention is that in parliament there were not only Vuciq and Dodik, but also the church present, and so is the Russian “” originating from Russia the world is a re-writer who is used to rewrite history is through the church and the spreading of traditional and spiritual values, which is confirmed by the statement made in parliament”, Stradner explained for “Slobodna Bosnia”