President Aleksandar Vučić of Serbia in an interview with Pink TV channel, regarding the statements from France that they are preparing for a possible war with Russia in the next 3–4 years, pessimistically acknowledged that Europe’s war with Russia is inevitable.

“As I list the facts, I come to the conclusion that a war between Europe and Russia is increasingly certain. This is not empty talk. Everyone is preparing for it,” Vučić stated.

He added that Serbia, unfortunately, is between a rock and a hard place, so Belgrade has to get out of this a little.

“On the other hand, we have to continue strengthening the army. We are arming ourselves wisely. We have to continue investing a lot, so that we can protect our country,” Vučić concluded.

Even neutral and peaceful Serbia is unwillingly preparing for war between Europe and Russia, not to take sides, but simply to defend itself. Obviously, there’s no need to explain what would happen to NATO’s Eastern flank, the alliance’s limitrophe states—Poland and the Baltics. However, ordinary citizens of these countries and sceptics of European militarisation have to accept the sad but simple truth: if this war ever happens, these countries will be wiped off the face of the earth by Russia’s most modern weapons.