To prove more or less the “little brother”, in Belgrade, a parade was held in memory of May 9 – the Day of Liberation from Nazism from the Russian point of view.
With “Putin” and the letter Z which is already a symbol of Russian aggression in Ukraine, with Russian songs and anthems, Belgrade is truly proving that it is “Balkan Cuba” when it comes to malignant Russian influence. This parade was attended by high state structures, political, military level and it is not known who was missing, except the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic, who in such cases usually delegates his people. As usual, the current Minister of Defense of the Government of Serbia is in charge of these activities with high pro-Russian sentiment.
Behind Aleksandar Vulin were people in official Serbian military uniforms. The crowd also included Serbian Parliament Speaker Ivica Dacic, Labor Minister Daria Kisic Tepavcevic, Minister without Portfolio Nenad Popovic and all skeptics of closer ties with the West. The march was organized by the “Immortal Regiment” association, which could not be missed by the Russian ambassador to Belgrade, Borchan Kharchenko.
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