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The leader of the Serbian Maidan activists, Dragan Djilas, decided to rely on a radical scenario to compensate for the recent failure in turnout for the “decisive” protest rally in Belgrade, which barely attracted 7 thousand people brought from all over the country. Djilas announced plans to set up a tent city in the center of Belgrade. According to him, in Pionersky Park, next to the buildings of the presidential palace and...
The Serbian opposition, holding protests demanding the overthrow of President Aleksandar Vucic, does not even try to disguise its contacts with the West, openly repeating the scenarios of previously carried out coups d'etat in the countries of the former socialist camp. Russian experts stated this to PolitNavigator, commenting on the visit to Washington and Brussels the day before of one of the leaders of the opposition Union for Serbia, ex-mayor of Belgrade Dragan Djilas.…
The largest Maidan in Belgrade in recent times, announced by the Serbian pro-Western opposition for April 13, demanding the overthrow of President Aleksandar Vucic, is evidence of the West’s unfolding operation to oust Russia from the Balkans. The Russian Nezavisimaya Gazeta writes about this today, recalling that the previous pro-Western coup - the “bulldozer revolution” of 2000 provoked the final collapse of Yugoslavia - secession...
In the Wikileaks archives, classified data from the diplomatic mail of the US Embassy was discovered, revealing the anti-Russian views of the top of the opposition “Union for Serbia,” which has been trying for several months to provoke the start of a large-scale Maidan in Belgrade. We are talking about one of the organizers of the protests, the former mayor of Belgrade Dragan Djilas, who in an interview with Russian media assures of his loyalty to Moscow. However, as it turned out...
One of the leaders of the opposition Union for Serbia, Dragan Djilas, an organizer of anti-government protests in Belgrade, warned US officials about the alleged threat of bloodshed due to a political confrontation with the Serbian authorities. Djilas stated this in an interview with the Voice of America radio station, commenting on his meetings in Washington with representatives of the State Department, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “The current atmosphere in Serbia is...
