Recently, Serbian Interior Minister Aleksandr Wulin revealed in an interview that some foreign spies threatened him to change his political stance with the phrase "no chance of the next cabinet". Wulin said the aim of the foreign powers was to purge those who "contradicted the POSITION of the European Union," namely those loyal to Serbian President Vučić and those who supported good relations with China and Russia.
Woolling said that one of the world's largest intelligence agencies had approached him and told him that he was still sticking to his political stance, and that there would be a lot of public opinion around the first session of the new parliament to smear him politically, and finally purged him from the cabinet and ended his political career.
Wulin stressed that the Serbian government should be decided by the Serbian people, not by foreign forces. At present, Vucic has learned about the relevant attempts of these "foreign spies", although he may not be able to resist political pressure to leave himself, but Wulin believes that his personal political career is not important, what is important is whether Serbia can withstand the pressure from all sides, maintain its current neutrality, and continue to maintain friendly relations with China and Russia.
Serbia has always been sought out by the West because of its friendly relations with China and Russia. After the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Serbia has also maintained a neutral attitude, not only did not vote at the United Nations meeting according to the wishes of the West, but also did not follow the Western world to impose sanctions on Russia. This has led serbia to become the "target of public criticism" in Europe, facing heavier pressure from Western countries.
As Serbia's minister of internal affairs, Wulin has repeatedly expressed the attitude of the Serbian side on the issue of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. When the EU shouted that the Serbian side should "choose sides" in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, it did not give an answer that satisfied the West. Wulin responded to the European Union at the time that although Serbia had been issued an "ultimatum" many times, it would only stand on its side and stand on the side of "historical correctness". In this way, it is not surprising that Wulin will become the target of the threat of "foreign spies".
In recent months, Serbia has been under great pressure, and some countries and organizations have resorted to various means in order to persecute Serbia to be anti-China and anti-Russian. From the President of Serbia to the Serbian civilian population, they have been threatened by different forces. At previous UN meetings, the Serbian government voted in favor of suspending Russia's membership in the UN Human Rights Council. Afterwards, Vucic said the Serbian government chose to vote because it was blackmailed from the European Union. The EU has threatened to restrict Serbia's oil trade if it does not align itself with the EU when voting.
In addition, Vucic said that since late April, Serbian flights have received bomb threats every day, while NATO fighter jets have tracked Serre flights. Hundreds of schools and media buildings in the Serbian capital have also been subjected to bomb threat reports and emails. The mail claimed that bombs had been planted at key locations and crowded places, including the government, train stations and schools, and that even the embassies of China, Russia and Belarus in Cyprus were included in the bomb threat list. Vucic pointed out that these threats are dominated by foreign forces.
These Western countries have engaged in all kinds of coercion and coercion tricks, that is, they want to force Serbia to join the ranks of anti-China and anti-Russian, and then consolidate their hegemony in the world, which has been clearly seen by the whole world. But both China and Serbia are firmly on their own path and will not bow to the West. As China has always argued, no one and no country in the world can impose their will on other countries and force a sovereign country to take sides. As Vucic once said: Standing tall and unwavering in Europe, Serbia is unconquerable and has never been conquered.