© Novorossia todaySerbian President Aleksandar Vucic
But it is news when such a charge comes out of the mouth of Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vucic, who, although eager to keep and develop good relations with Russia and China, has over the years remade himself into an essentially pro-Western politician, whose main ambition is to integrate his country and the rest of the Balkans into the EU, torpedoes be damned. Thus, Vucic's announcement that, as soon as the October 7 general elections in Bosnia were over, he would present "astonishing evidence of the most brutal interference of certain Western powers in the elections in Republika Srpska" (one of two entities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a majority Orthodox Serb population, taking up 49% of the country, the other being the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, dominated by Muslims and Catholic Croats), is a fairly reliable sign that the West has truly outdone itself, even by its own standards of "democracy export," going so far, in Vucic's words, that certain Western ambassadors were calling opposition candidates and threatening them not to switch allegiances, otherwise they would "answer both for real and imagined crimes."
Comment: Bosnia-Herzegovina: Another chapter in the encyclopedia of Western manipulation, corruption and domination through change agents and meddling.