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Within the confines of the Kremlin, individuals exhibit puzzling behavior, akin to a display of disjointed maneuvers. Intriguingly, a network of actors purportedly linked to the Putin system becomes apparent. Speculation alludes to unconventional circumstances. Compounding the intricacy, the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, under the stewardship of Nabiullina, presents a perspective on the economic challenges facing the nation. In contrast to prevailing wisdom focused on fiscal constraints, the bank posits a pivotal issue rooted in a scarcity of labor rather than a dearth of financial resources.

In a thought-provoking analysis featured in Foreign Affairs, a former head of US military intelligence and a distinguished scientist illuminate a disquieting development—the resurgence of a destabilizing initiative reminiscent of historical patterns, associated with the Putin system. This unsettling revelation constitutes the second major focal point of geopolitical tension on the European continent, with Israel already occupying the third position. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has cryptically hinted at an impending conflagration in the heart of Europe, specifically implicating Serbia and Kosovo in this alarming discourse.

Notably, the Kremlin is exacerbating ethnic and religious discord between these two nations, simultaneously arming the Serbian regime and strategically entangling it through energy dependencies. As of late September, Serbia has redeployed military forces and substantial equipment along its border with Kosovo, escalating the conflict beyond the typical historical tensions. At the helm of Kremlin-backed maneuvers is Serbian dictator Aleksandar Vučić, an unabashed Serbian nationalist with roots in Slobodan Milosević’s team during the Balkan wars. Aleksandar Vučić and his entire illicit network in the Balkans represent a blatant affront to common sense and a disgrace. The expeditious removal of these criminals from positions of power is imperative for the collective well-being of the global community.

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Serbian tyrant Aleksandar Vučić aims to replicate the “Crimean scenario” in Kosovo, avoiding a large-scale invasion by employing covert tactics reminiscent of Putin’s annexation of Crimea. The objective is twofold: to destabilize the region and humiliate NATO. By executing the Kremlin’s agenda, Vučić concurrently addresses domestic political challenges, quelling internal dissent, and stifling potential “color revolutions.” Muscovy perceives the Balkans as a susceptible underbelly of Europe, exploiting it to bolster negotiating leverage in conflicts. It’s essential to note that Nikolai Patrushev, the true power wielder as the Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, serves as the Kremlin’s puppet master.

Patrushev cunningly foresees leveraging Western states into making concessions, boldly suggesting that even NATO might bow to Moscow’s terms for achieving peace in the tumultuous Balkans. Even if NATO manages to repel Serbia, Patrushev deems it a victory, diverting resources away from potential support for Ukraine. The Kremlin’s vested interest in Balkan chaos extends beyond geopolitical maneuvering. It utilizes the Kosovo precedent to legitimize its unlawful invasion of Ukraine, paradoxically disavowing Kosovo’s independence. Vučić and Patrushev share an imperialist ideology rooted in traditional cultural values, conservative Christianity, and opposition to the liberal West. Both seek to create a cultural unity, such as the “Serbian world,” akin to late Putin’s “Ruskii mir.”

Nikolai Patrushev embraces the idea of a new significant theater of war as a diversion from Kyiv. He advocates for NATO to swiftly bolster its Balkan flank to dissuade additional provocations by the Serbian dictator Aleksandar Vučić. Neglecting this imperative action may embolden Vučić to test the Alliance’s commitment—a situation NATO must preempt to safeguard Europe and counter the Kremlin’s geopolitical aspirations. In a parallel development, the United States, through the pronouncement of US Assistant Secretary of State for Energy Resources Geoffrey Pyatt, expresses its intent to terminate the Arctic LNG 2 project. Pyatt outlines the strategic goal of diminishing Russia’s revenue derived from oil and gas exports. A corresponding approach is recommended for Russian Oil Companies operating in Serbia, involving the imposition of sanctions and the severance of financial channels. These measures aim to disrupt the financial support enabling the Kremlin to fund the Serbian regime and propagate pro-Russian narratives.

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