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Vulin's stance on Russia, along with a dangerous tone of rejection of Western policies, points to a deeper trend within the Serbian government that favors closeness to Moscow at a time when many in Europe are increasingly distancing themselves from influence. Russian.
The Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia, Aleksandar Vulin, has once again shown his inclination towards a policy that increasingly separates Serbia from European values and integrations and brings it closer to authoritarian regimes.
At the BRICS summit in Kazan, Vulin expressed his open support for the expansion of military cooperation with Russia and Serbia's admission to BRICS, ignoring the possible consequences of such a policy for relations with the European Union.
In an interview with the pro-Kremlin media RIA Novosti, Vulin described Serbia as "neutral", emphasized his "satisfaction" with Russian military equipment and expressed his willingness to make further purchases, ignoring Western sanctions against Russia for its aggression against Ukraine.
" The Russian equipment is excellent and we are very pleased with it ," said Vulin, completely ignoring the consequences such a policy could have for Serbia's European path and the stability of the region.
Moreover, Vulin expressed his readiness for Serbia to join BRICS, which consists of countries with authoritarian regimes such as Russia and China.
Regarding the Brussels agreement and the formation of the Serbian majority community in Kosovo, Vulin continued to criticize the EU and accuse it of "lying to Serbia".
However, he ignored the fact that Serbia and especially its top officials have not taken any significant steps towards a constructive dialogue.
Vulin's stance on Russia, along with a dangerous tone of rejection of Western policies, points to a deeper trend within the Serbian government that favors closeness to Moscow at a time when many in Europe are increasingly distancing themselves from influence. Russian.
And while the EU struggles to protect human rights and the rule of law, Vulin clearly favors partnerships with those who support undemocratic regimes.
His words about "freedom of choice" in the BRICS countries are only a "smoke screen" that hides the reality that Serbia is becoming part of the circle of countries fighting against Western values./ Adapted "Pamphlet" from "The Geopost"
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