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    Serbia’s relations with EU and NATO

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    Post  George1 Tue Apr 07, 2015 10:17 pm

    Serbia to Stay Out of NATO Despite Broader Cooperation

    Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic said that Serbia is not going to join NATO, but Serbia wants partner relations with the alliance member states that surround the country.

    BELGRADE (Sputnik) — Serbia has no plans to join NATO despite signing an Individual Partnership Action Plan (IPAP) with the North Atlantic Alliance earlier this year, Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic said on Tuesday in an exclusive interview with Sputnik Serbia.

    "We are not going to join NATO, but because we are surrounded by the Alliance member states, we want partner relations [with them]. And it is important that these relations should be sincere," Dacic said.

    The foreign minister added that NATO was an "important factor of stability" in the Balkans but Serbian citizens were opposed to joining the Alliance in light of the heavy NATO bombing of now-defunct Yugoslavia in 1999.

    Serbia, which pursues a policy of military neutrality, finalized their IPAP agreement with NATO in January.

    Serbia and other former Yugoslavia republics are part of the NATO Partnership for Peace program to create trust between NATO and other European states, as well as with those of the former Soviet Union.

    Serbia is also an observer state in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Russian-led Collective Security Treaty Organization and an associate member in the NATO Parliamentary Assembly.

    Read more: http://sputniknews.com/politics/20150407/1020563443.html#ixzz3Wel73pzI
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    Post  George1 Sun Apr 12, 2015 2:13 pm

    Biden Calls Serbian PM to Washington to Counter Cooperation with Russia

    The US Vice President issued a hasty invitation for the Serbian Premier to come to Washington, after the Serbian government's decision to attend the May 9 Victory Day parade in Moscow.

    US Vice President Joe Biden sped up the process of issuing an invitation to Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic to come to Washington, after the decision by the Serbian government to take part in the May 9 Victory Day commemoration in Moscow, which this year will mark 70 years since the surrender of Nazi Germany at the end of World War Two.

    Sources in western diplomatic circles told Blic.rs that the timescale of Vucic's visit to Washington, which was already slated for the coming year, was pushed forward due to US fears about Serbia's close ties and continued cooperation with Russia.

    According to the paper, the call is a reflection of a recent statement from US Secretary of State John Kerry that Serbia is "in the line of fire" between the West and Russia.

    "Visits by international leaders to Washington are usually planned around six months in advance," a diplomatic source told Blic, noting that the US ambassador to Serbia extended the invitation to Vucic on April 9. Biden's plan, however, "would see Vucic in Washington in May, or the beginning of June."

    According to the source, the catalyst for Biden's hasty invitation to Washington is the decision by Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic to accept Russia's invitation to attend the May 9 celebrations and the president's April 6 announcement that members of the Serbian armed forces would also take part in the parade on Red Square.

    The formal invitation to Washington follows a verbal invitation Biden gave Vucic at last month's Munich Security Conference last month, when Biden also, according to local media, proposed the institution of a new gas deal with Serbia, via the construction of a terminal on the Croatian island of Krk, which the US administration says would be provided with gas by ships from the US, Algeria. or Qatar.

    The proposal follows the obstruction late last year of the South Stream project, which aims to provide Serbia and other European countries with a secure supply of natural gas from Russia, using a pipeline running under the Black Sea to mainland Europe.

    Read more: http://sputniknews.com/politics/20150412/1020784661.html#ixzz3X61lZ8wz
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    Post  PapaDragon Wed Jun 24, 2015 9:01 pm


    This is a survey from April 2015:

    http://www.nspm.rs/istrazivanja-javnog-mnjenja/srbija-april-2015-istrazivanje-javnog-mnjenja.html



    Currently 80.6 % of Serbs are against NATO membership, while only 8,4% of Serbs are for joining NATO.

    On the other side, 61.1% favor an alliance with Russia, while 18,4% of Serbian respondents oppose it.



    In light of this data there in no further need for existence of this tread.  Twisted Evil

    Thank you for your contributions and have a nice day everyone.  yes sir
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    Post  max steel Mon Oct 19, 2015 1:28 am

    EU Likely to Force Serbia to Implement Anti-Russia Sanctions

    Brussels is likely to force Serbia to impose sanctions against Russia if Belgrade wants more progress in EU accession negotiations, the Serbian Blic newspaper reports.

    According to Blic, Serbia hopes that EU-Russia relations will improve in the coming year and Belgrade will not have to choose between Brussels and Moscow.
    "The government in Belgrade will have to align their behavior with Brussels to a much greater extent," the newspaper cited Belgrade diplomatic sources as saying on Thursday, explaining that this means that Serbia will be asked to conform to European anti-Russia sanctions.
    Serbia applied to join the European Union in 2009, and received EU candidate status in 2012. Currently, Belgrade is in the process of negotiating its accession to the bloc.

    Serbian Finance Minister Dusan Vujovic told Sputnik last week that Serbia maintains an "equally good relationship" with both Russia and the West, despite the sanctions that the European Union and the United States have imposed against Russia, accusing Moscow of being involved in Ukraine’s internal conflict.

    Moscow has refuted Western allegations of any alleged involvement in Ukraine, stating repeatedly that the economic restrictions against Russia are counterproductive.

    Serbia has declined to join the Western sanctions introduced against Russia.
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    Post  PapaDragon Mon Oct 19, 2015 1:52 am

    max steel wrote:EU Likely to Force Serbia to Implement Anti-Russia Sanctions

    Brussels is likely to force Serbia to impose sanctions against Russia if Belgrade wants more progress in EU accession negotiations, the Serbian Blic newspaper reports.

    According to Blic, Serbia hopes that EU-Russia relations will improve in the coming year and Belgrade will not have to choose between Brussels and Moscow.
    "The government in Belgrade will have to align their behavior with Brussels to a much greater extent," the newspaper cited Belgrade diplomatic sources as saying on Thursday, explaining that this means that Serbia will be asked to conform to European anti-Russia sanctions.
    Serbia applied to join the European Union in 2009, and received EU candidate status in 2012. Currently, Belgrade is in the process of negotiating its accession to the bloc.

    Serbian Finance Minister Dusan Vujovic told Sputnik last week that Serbia maintains an "equally good relationship" with both Russia and the West, despite the sanctions that the European Union and the United States have imposed against Russia, accusing Moscow of being involved in Ukraine’s internal conflict.

    Moscow has refuted Western allegations of any alleged involvement in Ukraine, stating repeatedly that the economic restrictions against Russia are counterproductive.

    Serbia has declined to join the Western sanctions introduced against Russia.

    Yeah, good luck with that.... lol1

    EU is not getting more popular here, more likely exactly the opposite.

    We did not put up any sanctions when Ukropistan was novahot news, we sure as shit will not be putting any now when everyone forgot about that crap hole.

    Not to mention the fact that EU itself will be dropping sanctions pretty soon. This is just liberals shitting trough their mouths as usual...
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    Post  George1 Mon Nov 02, 2015 1:42 pm

    Serbia to Take Part in NATO Drills With Russian Weapons

    As Serbia has signed an agreement with Moscow to buy Russian weapons, Serbian soldiers are preparing to participate in US-led NATO drills. Serbia’s policy of balancing between Russia and the West is due the country’s doctrine of military neutrality adopted in 2007. However, experts say that sooner or later Belgrade will have to choose a side.

    During his visit to Moscow, Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic reached an agreement with Moscow on the purchase of Russian weapons. At the same time, Serbian troops are getting ready to participate in a NATO military exercise in Germany.

    Experts say military ties with Russia will not endanger Serbia’s European perspective, but warn that balancing between Moscow and the West cannot be a long-term policy.

    Serbia’s decision to buy Russian arms will not be a great concern for the EU as Serbian officials have repeatedly said that EU membership remains the strategic goal, Zoran Dragisic, a security studies professor in Belgrade, told Balkan Insight.

    "Serbian officials have told the same thing to their Russian partners. However, Serbia is not a member of the EU at the moment and is trying to sit in two chairs. I do not think it is possible in the long run," he said.

    Military analyst Aleksandar Radic also said that the purchase of Russian weapons by Serbia is unlikely to worsen relations with the West.

    "There is no need to think it will worsen our relations with the EU because Serbia cooperates with NATO a lot more than it does with Russia when it comes to military drills and equipment," Radic was quoted as saying by Balkan Insight.

    According to Vucic, Serbia intends to buy Russian weapons and military equipment to maintain "a security balance" in the region, after Croatia purchased new military hardware.

    However, Vucic underscored that Serbia will not buy offensive weapons.

    According to the Russian newspaper Kommersant, Russian and Serbian officials signed a memorandum of understanding that will allow Russia to intensify its arms supplies to Serbia.

    At the same time, nearly 100 Serbian infantry troops are getting ready to take part in a US-led NATO drill in Germany. Soldiers from Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, Montenegro and Slovenia will also join the exercise.

    Not everyone believes that new military deals with Russia are good for Serbia, the article read.

    The Center for Euro-Atlantic Studies, a Belgrade think tank, urged the Serbian government not to sign any economic agreement with Moscow which could violate Western anti-Russian sanctions imposed over the Ukrainian crisis. Such agreement would endanger the negotiation process on Serbia’s EU membership.

    "One should not forget that even some NATO country members, which were the members of the Warsaw pact, still have Russian weapons as well. Replacing the weapons is an expensive and timely process. Bulgaria, Hungary and the Czech Republic have yet to do so, therefore no one can expect Serbia to do it," Dragisic told Balkan Insight.

    In 2007, Serbia adopted a military neutrality doctrine, and the government has no plans to change it.

    Defense Minister Bratislav Gasic said the Serbian army tries to run a balanced policy of military and international cooperation.

    "We have had joint exercises with the Russians and with NATO, and our military personnel underwent training programs both in Russia and in the US," Gasic told the Serbian daily Blic in August.

    However, Dragisic underscored that cannot be a long-term policy.

    "We will soon find ourselves in a situation where we will have to clearly choose sides," he concluded.

    Read more: http://sputniknews.com/europe/20151102/1029465923/serbia-nato-drills-russian-weapons.html#ixzz3qKyCwVUC
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    Post  Project Canada Mon Nov 02, 2015 2:23 pm

    I wonder, does NATO have some sort of mind control weapon that they use on their victims? NATO bombed Serbia in 99 and now Serbia is joining NATO drills? Why???
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    Post  PapaDragon Mon Nov 02, 2015 3:37 pm

    Project Canada wrote:I wonder, does NATO have some sort of mind control weapon that they use on their victims? NATO bombed Serbia in 99 and now Serbia is joining NATO drills? Why???

    It is called politics. Don't worry nobody here is in a hurry to join NATO, quite opposite in fact, read my previous posts here.

    As for drills we did the same with Russia recently, if someone does not like who we have drills with then too bad 'cause we do not give two figs about it. if North Korean Army asks to come for a visit and drills they are welcome to...

    Also, our neighbours are in NATO and we have nice military cooperation with Hungary (our guys practice together often) so there is also that. Bulgarians and Romanians stop by from time to time too...
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    Post  George1 Tue Nov 03, 2015 1:13 pm

    Serbia has no plans to join NATO — ambassador

    MOSCOW, November 3. /TASS/. Serbia does not plan to join NATO as the North Atlantic military alliance gives no guarantees of stability, ambassador to Russia Slavenko Terzic said on Tuesday.

    "I don’t see any stability guarantees in NATO’s expansion in the Balkans and in the central region of Europe," he said. "Europe must be free of military alliances, live in peace and accord," the ambassador said.

    "Serbia will insist on its political neutrality. We are not getting ready to join NATO," the envoy added.

    Focusing on events in Montenegro, he said "all protests inside the country are caused only by internal differences". "I don’t see any foreign interference in the affairs of Montenegro," he said, pointing to protests demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic.

    "These are internal protests, social and political discontent of the Montenegrin population with the existing situation. Besides, most citizens are against NATO membership," the ambassador said.
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    Post  victor1985 Tue Nov 03, 2015 3:51 pm

    All neightbours of serbia are nato. If all yell every day "you must join us" what you believe will happen?
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    Post  PapaDragon Tue Nov 03, 2015 5:40 pm

    victor1985 wrote:All neightbours of serbia are nato. If all yell every day "you must join us" what you believe will happen?

    Dude, we are stubborn beyond belief, they can yell till they drop we aren't buyin'... lol1 Razz
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    Post  George1 Thu Feb 18, 2016 2:48 pm

    MOSCOW, February 18. /TASS/. Ratification of a logistical support agreement between Serbia and NATO is an attempt of the alliance to incorporate a maximum number of countries into the orbit of its influence, Russia’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said on Thursday.

    More:
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    Post  SturmGuard Fri Feb 19, 2016 9:50 pm

    Sure you are. That is why you have voted the way you have for the past 16 years.

    http://www.b92.net/eng/news/politics.php?yyyy=2016&mm=02&dd=19&nav_id=97116

    http://www.b92.net/eng/news/politics.php?yyyy=2016&mm=02&dd=19&nav_id=97101

    http://www.b92.net/eng/news/politics.php?yyyy=2016&mm=02&dd=16&nav_id=97059

    http://inserbia.info/today/2016/01/former-us-ambassador-there-is-no-real-alternative-to-vucic/

    http://www.tanjug.rs/full-view_en.aspx?izb=225859

    http://www.b92.net/eng/news/politics.php?yyyy=2015&mm=11&dd=13&nav_id=96042

    https://app.box.com/s/bdd9c4009fe835a684a7

    https://app.box.com/s/53ba634af8930c85b189



    I am going to be perfectly honest, whenever I feel bad about my country and the biomass waste that inhabits it, all I need to do is look over the border and observe BiH and Serbia. They  literally vote for proven criminals, tycoons and traitors. The proud tradition of selling out the country and compatrios for personal material gain, going back to Habsburg and especially Yugocommunist times, lives on and is going strong.
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    Post  Monarchist Fri Feb 19, 2016 11:55 pm

    Vucic and Nikolic are prostitutes, whores and nothing else. But the people that vote for them are retarded sheeps that don't deserve nothing better.
    But what did Russia do to prevent any of this? Absolutely nothing, nor in Montenegro a big laughing joke. The most pro-russian country and population in the world, and what has Russia done?
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    Post  GarryB Sat Feb 20, 2016 8:09 am

    What exactly is Russia supposed to do exactly?

    Maybe it might suit Russia to have some pro Russian countries in NATO and the EU...

    Of course maybe it is none of Russias business who joins what... if a countries own leaders wont listen to its people why would they listen to Russia?
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    Post  Guest Thu Mar 03, 2016 4:56 pm

    This is how it goes. Serbs in general are aganist NATO and most of them does not rly have particulary high opinion of US, HOWEVER. When you live in country where finding half decent job is basically impossible unless you are in some major political party or non government organization you are required to change your opinion at least in public to suit their needs.

    So its like this, guys from party come to your house, they say how they will find a job for your son if you vote for them, if you sign whatever petitions they make, if you go to their promo gatherings etc. Basically you have to dance following the music they play or you get shit. Young ppl love getting job in non-goverment organisations, and we know who mainly funds them, so its same story there. Basically they are abusing low income, unemployment and low living standards in general.

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    Post  Backman Thu Aug 25, 2022 4:31 pm

    Is there a more current thread for Serbia Kosovo/nato tensions ? Anyway i think this is telling about where this situation is going. They didn't even do this with Russia

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    Post  PapaDragon Thu Aug 25, 2022 4:57 pm

    Backman wrote:Is there a more current thread for Serbia Kosovo/nato tensions ? Anyway i think this is telling about where this situation is going. They didn't even do this with Russia


    There are NATO Kosovo tensions because current Kosovo PM is stepping out of line but that's their problem


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    Post  Broski Thu Aug 25, 2022 7:04 pm

    Serbia's relations with the EU & NATO is akin to a battered wife that suffers from Stockholm syndrome, but in all fairness there's not much else they can do. After the breakup of Yugoslavia, they are landlocked and boxed in by NATO statelets.

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    Post  sepheronx Mon Aug 29, 2022 10:42 pm

    I do have sympathy for Serbia. They got shat on and have no other choice than to play ball with NATO amd EU.

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    Post  Isos Tue Sep 27, 2022 5:49 pm

    Tensions will come back. Russia will take Ukraine and Moldova.

    Then they will use their soft power and the fact that EU isn't attractive anymore compared to China to bring Bulgaria on their side which will create a land route to Serbia.

    Bad scenario is that extremists take control of the countries around there which could lead to wars.
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    Post  GarryB Wed Sep 28, 2022 4:12 am

    I do have sympathy for Serbia. They got shat on and have no other choice than to play ball with NATO amd EU.

    I side with Serbia of course, but do they have to play ball with HATO and EU?

    Some EU states have shown they don't have to play ball with EU... they should know their neighbours rather well by now and using that to their advantage... divide and stir... at the very least it would make filling in the time more fun.
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    Post  PapaDragon Wed Sep 28, 2022 4:37 am

    GarryB wrote:
    I do have sympathy for Serbia. They got shat on and have no other choice than to play ball with NATO amd EU.

    I side with Serbia of course, but do they have to play ball with HATO and EU?

    Some EU states have shown they don't have to play ball with EU... they should know their neighbours rather well by now and using that to their advantage... divide and stir... at the very least it would make filling in the time more fun.

    Yes we do have to play ball with EU



    If their royal majesties Russians want to play around here they better get their asses here in person

    That whole long distance relationship cost us an arm and a leg already

    And other EU states weren't bombed to shit for 3 months straight white entire planet cheered so it's a completely different situation



    Russians should be extremely grateful that we didn't ditch them already because trust me, it would be easiest thing in the world

    Russians can find someone else to divide and stir this time, we are sitting this one out, Spanish style






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    Post  TMA1 Wed Sep 28, 2022 7:01 am

    Nah there is no neutrality with the snake-like neocons and neolibs. Your neutrality means licking their boots and you know it. You may be emotional at times but you are not dumb.

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    Post  Werewolf Wed Sep 28, 2022 11:50 am

    Like TMA1 said, there is no sitting it out. The West has huge pay rolls for politicians and pseudo-oppossitions to create conditions in countries that might be interesting to them. Serbia is right in the middle and you damn well know, that you have a 5th column in Serbia along with enough of your own baltic trouble makers. If you try to sit it out you will probably lose more than you already have, at least in the long run.

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