Wugic warned: The world is approaching a major conflict that has never been seen since the end of World War II

According to today's Russian TV (RT) website reported on the 20th, Serbian President Wugic warned on Tuesday that the world is close to a major conflict that has not been seen since the end of World War II.

Serbian President Wugic Tuyuan: Tas Club

After attending the first day of the general debate of the 77th UN General Assembly, Wugci mentioned in an interview with Serbia Broadcasting and Television (RTS) that the UN Secretary -General Guterres made a pessimistic prediction in a speech at the meeting. "I think the prediction of reality should be even more dim. He talked about several crises -from the horns of Africa to Afghanistan, mentioned the most difficult one (crisis) in Ukraine, but the situation is even more difficult. Our us. The point of view is even worse, because in the past few decades, the United Nations has been weakened, the great power takes over and actually destroys the order of the United Nations ... If you listen to the speech by the President of Turkish and Pilgesstan -they talk about other crisis, you will see it, you will see it Numerous crises around the world. "

When asked about the upcoming speech of Russian President Putin, Wugic said it was not difficult to predict the general content of Putin's speech. He said, "I speculate that we will leave (Russia) special military action stage and close to a major armed conflict. Now the problem is where the boundaries are, and after a period of time -maybe one or two months we will be in one or two months. Entering a major world conflict that has never been seen since World War II. "

Wugic added, "For those of us who only want to ensure safety and provide a small (country) for our citizens, there are no good news or relaxed news. I expect that we will Seeing the relationship between the West and Russia has become further complicated. "

RT reports that since the outbreak of the Russian -Ukraine conflict, Serbia has been under tremendous pressure from the European Union and NATO, asking it to impose sanctions on Russia and stand on the West. But Wugic insisted to keep Serbia neutrality, saying that the goal was to join the European Union at some time in the future. The European Union has previously informed that Serbia's prerequisites to join the European Union are to recognize Kosovo's "independence", but Wugic vowed that Serbia would never recognize Kosovo's "independence". (Edit: HHJ)

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