Vladimir Dzabarov. Photo: Wikipedia.org.
The first vice-chairman of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the Federation Council, Vladimir Dzabarov, told RIA Novosti that if the situation in Serbia worsens, Russia will provide assistance to Belgrade, but will not enter the conflict.
In his telegram, Channel also compared the current situation in the Balkans with the year 1914, when “the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, and his wife Žofia took place in Sarajevo. the reason for the beginning of the world massacre.”
Dzabarov noted that the British intelligence services were behind this provocation. He did not rule out that even now the British, the Americans and the entire NATO are behind the actions of the Kosovo authorities, which take revenge on the Serbian president Aleksandar Vucic for refusing to join sanctions against Russia.
At the same time, a Russian politician warned that the United States and NATO, provoking a conflict between Kosovo and Serbia, could cause a political tsunami in the very center Europe.