They've put the fuse on the powder keg again...
This is what Toma Nikolov warned about on "Facebook".
I guess someone likes the Balkans very much as a candidate for a new theater of military operations or at least as a giant zone of instability in Europe. The interesting thing this time is that we are being shaken by both pro-Russian and anti-Russian forces, but mostly the former. Let's do a quick review:
- in Bulgaria, someone pressed Dogan's button yesterday (99% likely someone from Russia), but saw that he wouldn't succeed in overthrowing the government and today he backed down; on the other hand, Kopeikin continues to scare with riots, arson and a new People's Court
- in Greece, the most democratic communist pro-Russian left is trying to overthrow the government with protests, but they are not succeeding there either; and a vote of no confidence will not pass
- in Romania they thwarted an attempt at a pro-Russian coup, they do not touch it with velvet gloves and are increasingly unraveling the spy and terrorist network
- in Bosnia today in Republika Srpska they again acted interesting and quarreled with the central government; I've already lost count of the number of these provocations, but they're all on Russian orders
- in Serbia they're trying to overthrow the pro-Russian president, I suspect actions by foreign anti-Russian services, but maybe the people have woken up
- in Montenegro they're trying to purge their constitutional court of pro-Russian judges (more precisely, to retire a judge early) a little on the edge of the law, so they're in a slight parliamentary crisis and the Venice Commission had to intervene, but it's a small matter compared to their neighbors
Only in Macedonia is everything okay - today, Elon Musk's eighth attempt to launch a rocket into space failed and in the foreseeable future Mars will remain Macedonian!!!