Serbian President: West’s position in Ukraine to worsen due to expansion of Middle East conflict
The escalation in the Middle East has a negative impact on the position of the West in the Ukrainian conflict – as noted by Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, TASS reports
In his talk with the Pink TV channel, the Serbian leader shared his opinion that the situation in Ukraine will continue to worsen for the West with the development of the conflict in the Middle East. The reason is that financial investments in the Middle East will be 10 times more in order to preserve and protect the Jewish state. “This will probably make it easier for Russians to advance, no matter what is said about it. You know, it’s hard to talk to serious people there, because everything has turned into the mood of the supporters: ‘this one has to win; no, the other has to win’. I can’t listen to this nonsense anymore,” the Serbian President said.
Aleksandar Vucic noted that it will be difficult for Ukraine to have electricity in winter and explained what this means for Europe: all surpluses from Romania, Moldova, the Baltic States, and Poland will go to Ukraine. “This means that we will have a significantly higher price for electricity,” the politician warned.
The Serbian President admitted that he believes in the end of the Ukrainian conflict if Donald Trump wins the upcoming presidential elections in the United States.
