Since the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, "sanctions against Russia" have become a popular "political correctness" among a number of European countries. However, it seems that not all European countries agree with this view, and Serbia is an "exception" among European countries.
While the West is busy introducing sanctions against Russia, Serbia has not taken any action against Russia. Even flights between Serbia and Russia have not decreased at all. As a result, Serbia, which has not introduced any sanctions against Russia, has been excluded and suppressed among a number of European countries because it seems to be somewhat "standing out from the crowd".
On the one hand, the EU demanded that Serbia vote in favour of the anti-Russian resolution of the Human Rights Council of the United Nations General Assembly, or it would sanction Serbia's oil companies. On the other hand, NATO fighters began to frequently "follow" Serbian civil aviation passenger planes operating Russia, which was also called "escort operations".
Such frequent "escort" operations are actually confusing NATO fighters by intruding into Russian airspace under the cover of Serbian civil aviation airliners and secretly carrying out "planting booty" missions. On April 6, local time, a NATO fighter followed a Serbian Airlines flight into Russian airspace. The Russian side quickly discovered the anomaly and issued a warning to the Serbian flight. However, because the NATO fighter was located about a kilometer below the civil airliner, the Russian side did not rush to open fire. Eventually, the fighter flew out of the Russian military's detection and control.
Subsequently, the Russian air traffic control department informed the Serbian side of the specific circumstances of this incident. Looking back at the whole process of the whole incident now, I can't help but make people break into a cold sweat for the passengers on the flight involved. If the Russian military fails to find out the specific situation of the civil airliner when it finds the NATO fighter and rushes to fire, then in the end we are likely to see an extremely tragic air accident.
After all, for NATO fighters, if they are locked by Russian anti-aircraft missiles, they can get out of the crisis by releasing bait bombs. The moment the anti-aircraft missile ignites, it also means the "death penalty" of the civil aviation passenger aircraft. We cannot infer whether the location of NATO warplanes when they followed Serbian flights into Russian airspace was intentional or coincidental. However, judging from the recent attitude of European countries towards it, it is obvious that there is already a bit of a sense of "opening a knife" with Serbia.
After all, if NATO's conspiracy succeeds, both Russia and Serbia will suffer huge losses. On the one hand, the Russian side will certainly be criticized by global public opinion. Even countries that currently maintain a neutral stance in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict may be caught up in the whirlpool. From NATO's point of view, serbia that "disobeys" will also be "punished.". This is clearly a "good" ploy of "killing two birds with one stone".
Fortunately, the Russian air defense forces were not overly nervous because of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, and maintained sufficient professionalism and concentration in the face of NATO fighter invasion, otherwise the consequences would be unimaginable. The Chinese side also took the opportunity to congratulate Vucic on his successful re-election to cheer serbia up. On April 8, Wang Yi had a telephone conversation with Serbian Foreign Minister Serakovic, expressing his willingness to work with Serbia to resist the attempt to split the world, and stressing that although the Serbian side is facing a complex and changeable external environment, as long as it maintains its determination and adheres to development, it will certainly be able to overcome difficulties and obstacles.
At the same time, china will also work with the Cypriot side to accelerate the construction of hungary-Cypriot railway related projects and accelerate the negotiation of the free trade agreement between the two countries. Obviously, China has made clear its support for Serbia. It is also hoped that NATO will give up the idea of repeated provocations to Russia through Serbia at an early date, and that it is the right way to avoid the continued escalation of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.