On April 8, Serbian civil aviation flights were threatened, and Hungarian warplanes took off twice on this day to escort Serbian flights. According to the Hungarian Ministry of Defense, they received a report of "bomb threat" on the afternoon of the 8th, so they decided to send the "Gripen" fighter to carry out escort missions to ensure that the Serbian airliner safely passed through the country's airspace.
It is understood that the passenger plane took off from St. Petersburg, Russia, and the destination was Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. This experience is not the first time for Serbia. From March 28 to the present, in just 10 days, there have been a total of five emergencies on Serbian airliners.
Three of them were "bomb threats" and 2 were followed by NATO warplanes. If these things have no connection or any pertinence, I am afraid that no one will believe it.
Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán
On March 28, a "bomb" alert was issued on a flight from Belgrade to St. Petersburg, which was also escorted by a Hungarian Gripen fighter jet. Then on April 8, a Serbian civil aviation aircraft issued an alert in the morning and afternoon, which is why Hungarian warplanes lifted off twice in a day.
According to the Russian side, the destination of the flight in the morning was Belgrade, but after encountering threats, it could only be forced to land at Russia's Sheremetyevo airport, and no one on board was injured.
As for the tailgating of NATO fighters, it occurred on April 6 and April 8, respectively. According to Serbian President Vucic himself, on the 6th, a NATO fighter flew only one kilometer below Serbian civil aviation and used the civil aviation to enter Russian airspace. In this regard, the Russian side issued a warning and informed Serbia of the matter.
"Gripen"
The next day, Vučić publicly called out to NATO, asking the other side to give a reasonable explanation. But it is clear that NATO, which is basically a tool for us to make profits, will not take care of Serbia at all. On 8 April, a Serbian airliner flying from St. Petersburg to Belgrade was again followed by NATO warplanes in Lithuanian airspace.
At that time, the NATO fighter body that followed was painted with the Belgian logo, but according to the past practice, no matter who came forward, there was only one person behind it, that is, the United States. In fact, combined with the current international situation and existing information, this time Serbia was "bomb threat" and the two things that were followed by NATO fighters are likely to be inseparable from NATO or the United States.
President Vucic of Serbia
First of all, neither NATO nor the United States has used such shameless means to satisfy selfish desires. Second, Vucic recently revealed that he was "threatened" to vote in favor of the UN General Assembly, which is also related to the United States and Europe.
Third, as far as the current situation is concerned, the only one who wants to target Serbia in this way is the United States. After all, since the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Serbia is the only European country that has refused to impose sanctions on Russia. Despite the repeated pressure from the European Union and NATO, they have not changed this position.
Thinking about this matter from the perspective of the United States, it is absolutely necessary to teach Serbia a lesson, because it absolutely does not want the shortcomings and loopholes in Europe, which it has built into an anti-Russian bridgehead. Of course, they probably did this for another purpose, that is, to kill chickens and monkeys, and to use Serbia to warn other countries that remain neutral or support Russia.
Similar threats have been received by China and India in the past few days. Officials in the Biden administration took turns warning Chinese companies not to do business with Russia or impose sanctions on them. India's Modi government has also been repeatedly beaten by Biden, and has been described by the United States as "disappointed" and "unreliable".
This series of moves by the United States shows that they want to impose sanctions on Russia on a global scale, not only to hit Russia economically, but also to isolate Russia in many aspects such as diplomacy, which cannot help but remind people of the former Soviet Union. To put it bluntly, the United States is still playing the same old tricks of decades ago, and it is not thinking about it.
Ironically, however, these tactics of the United States are outdated, and not all countries will follow japan and South Korea to step on Russia. Although some countries are forced by US hegemony to dare not openly take sides with Russia, they have not chosen the United States, but have maintained a neutral stance, such as India.
In addition, the old Putin is also very familiar with the tricks of the United States, and Russia has long been trying to establish a complete trading system in its own country, just in case the current situation occurs. In addition, they are also vigorously promoting "de-dollarization", so now in the case of being kicked out of the dollar settlement system by the United States and Europe, the Russian domestic economy is still developing and operating as usual.
I have to say that Putin is very far-sighted. This time Serbia was "retaliated" by NATO, which actually shows a point, that is, the United States and NATO are unpopular, otherwise this European country would not have taken such a big risk to insist on dealing with Russia.