🇷🇺🇷🇸⚡- Russian President, Vladimir Putin, gave a Serbian volunteer, Aleksandar Jokic, Russian citizenship. Jokic fought in Mariopul and Ugledar. He was also awarded the Cross of St. George.

Hey frens, sorry for the inactivity. I am definitely continuing this project. Only got too much work these days 🤪

The Balkans seem each day a more interesting region to me.

I am not from a Balkan country, and I think that is something that qualifies me for properly comment everything happening here. Even if I have my own views, I won't be as biased as anyone from the Balkans. This, of course, does not mean that no one from there is able to speak objectively about his region.

In any case, I confirm everyday that "News from the forgotten Europe" is something more than a phrase. This is the most hidden part of Europe yet one of the most interesting ones.

I don't understand Serbia's turn towards European Union.

Serbia has suffered Collective West's punishment for being friends with Russia for decades. This country is more than ready to join the EU, but has been impeded to do so for decades also.

And most importantly, Serbia was impeded to maintain its territorial integrity by NATO when Kosovo declared independence. This coup has made Serbian society suffer and caused thousands of displaced people. Serbians that had to flee from Kosovo because of the situation right there.

However, now Serbia is going to sell lithium to the people who have been punishing this country for decades and advances towards a normalization of relations with Kosovo. Now Serbia is allegedly selling arms to Ukraine and politics in general are aligning towards the West.

My question is: will there be any reward for this? What has been promised to Serbia in exchange for his alignment towards the West? Nothing can be for free, and whether you like Alexander Vucic or not, people in government are not stupid. There has to be something.

That's my opinion.

🇧🇦🇷🇸 - Serbian police officers to enter Banja Luka, 2 other Bosnian Serb cities on July 22.