It is time for the unification of Russia and Serbia

In the last two years, Russia has begun to pursue an active foreign policy, from the annexation of Crimea and Donbas to aid to Syria. We are exerting great influence on events in Europe, says Aleksey Kochetkov, a political analyst for the Russian "Fakti", reports the BiH news agency Patria.  

Kochetkov specifically addressed the Balkans, stating that the "Serbian people live there, close to us in spirit, faith, and culture." 

- According to the opinion of most Serbian political analysts, 95 percent of Serbs are open, consistent, convinced Russophiles, and 5 percent are Westerners who have seized power in Serbia, relying on foreign aid. They continue to destroy their people, completely depriving Serbia of any sovereignty and future, selling their land and their people to Brussels and Washington for money... Putin's popularity and the popularity of Russia in Serbia is simply incredible.

If you walk through Belgrade, Kochetkov notes, you can see souvenirs and t-shirts with the inscription "Kosovo is Serbia, Crimea is Russia" sold on every corner, portraits of Putin, Russian flags, Russian imperial flags, flags of Novorossiya, flags of Donetsk, many symbols of Donetsk can be seen. There are more of them in Serbia than in Moscow.

- Therefore, being in Belgrade, you feel as if you are in the heart of the Russian world, even more so than in Moscow or St. Petersburg, or in Rostov-on-Don... And now, more and more, it is precisely in the Serbian core that the need to revive the idea of creating a Russia-Belarus-Serbia union of states is being discussed. In 1999, there were no people in Russia who would have delivered the S-300 system to Belgrade at that time, and then no louse would have dared to fly over Serbia's airspace. 

- We can deploy a military base on the territory of Serbia, at the request of the Serbian leadership and the Serbian people, perhaps in a referendum, which would guarantee the sovereignty and inviolability of Serbian statehood. The next step would be the creation of a common economic space, Serbia's entry into the customs union, and the harmonization of our legal frameworks, says Kochetkov.