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Serbian President Vucic expressed relevant views on the situation in Russia and Ukraine, UkrainianA parliamentarian clamored to take Croatian along with him to "re-educate" the Serbian people.
In the view of Serbian President Vucic, the Russia-Ukraine conflict is no longer a local conflict, but a political game between Russia and the entire Western world. Although the outcome is still unknown, what is certain is that this is already a political game between Russia and the entire Western world. Global conflict. Against this background, while adhering to the "European path", Serbia will still maintain friendly relations with China and Russia. Unexpectedly, Vucic's statement aroused the sensitive nerves of the Ukrainian authorities, but Ukrainian parliamentarians gave an aggressive response, threatening to "re-educate" the Serbian people. In response, Vucic responded euphemistically: "I wish Ukraine all the best!"
According to the Russian "Izvestia" report, after Vucic expressed his views on the situation in Russia and Ukraine, Alexei Gon, a member of the Supreme Parliament of Ukraine Chalenko directly and openly provoked the Serbian authorities and suggested working with Croatia to "re-educate" the Serbian people. At the same time, he hinted that if it continues to support Russia, Serbia has no hope of joining the EU . The parliamentarian’s original words were: “We will never forget Serbia and its president. It will be interesting to watch Serbia with a population of 6 million aspire to join the European Union. I feel that our Croatian brothers and sisters and we will Watch and recall. The re-education process will be difficult and unpleasant for the Serbian people, but we are capable of handling it. "
In fact, the most direct purpose of Goncharenko's provocation is to oppose Serbia's pro-Russian stance. In the view of the Ukrainian authorities, any European country that does not oppose Russia together is an enemy of itself and even Europe as a whole, and needs to be punished and corrected. Unexpectedly, even though the Ukrainian authorities are in a precarious situation and the people are still in dire straits, Kiev still makes unreasonable judgments based on a self-centered way of thinking, which can be described as bandit logic. It stands to reason that both Serbia and Ukraine themselves are victims of geopolitical competition between major powers, and they should understand each other. Unfortunately, the Zelensky government does not have this awareness.
When it comes to Serbia, the name we are more familiar with should be Yugoslavia . As a former regional power on the Adriatic coast, Yugoslavia unfortunately fell victim to the great power game and was eventually dismembered. Today, Serbia is a small landlocked country with an area of less than 90,000 square kilometers. It is worth mentioning that after Yugoslavia disintegrated into six countries, Serbia, as the main successor of Yugoslavia, not only did not join NATO , but still maintained a very friendly relationship with Russia.
After the conflict between Russia and Ukraine broke out, the United States asked Western countries to choose a side and unite to impose sanctions on Russia. In this context, most European countries choose to support the United States, but there are exceptions, and that is Serbia. As a small country, it is difficult for Serbia to make independent choices politically and diplomatically. Just like in the voting session of United Nations to remove Russia's membership of the Human Rights Council, Serbia did not resist the pressure and voted in favor. The core reason is that Serbia, as a small landlocked country, simply cannot afford the energy sanctions imposed by Western countries.
Even so, Serbia still maintains a close cooperative relationship with Russia. Russia even shouted the slogan "We will always be brothers with Russia." Another country called so by Moscow is China.
For Kiev, a small country that maintains close relations with Russia can naturally offend it at will. Under this logic of judgment, Kyiv continues to sow tension between Serbia and Croatia on the one hand, and on the other hand threatens not to allow them to join the EU.As everyone knows, Ukraine itself is not yet an EU country, but it is already speaking out for the EU.
Regarding Kiev’s provocation, it is clear that on the one hand, it will not have any practical effect; on the other hand, it will only let the international community see Kiev’s gangster logic, and it is even less likely to win the support of the international community. Serbia does not need to waste time entangled with it. Vucic's euphemistic response illustrates this point: "I wish Ukraine all the best!"
