Frightening prophecy from Serbian leader Vucic: 'Within 3-4 months...'
Serbian President Vucic, in a statement regarding the global geopolitical situation following developments in the Middle East, said, "I expect the world to face its most difficult situation since the Second World War within 3-4 months."
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic made assessments regarding the global geopolitical situation on Radio Television of Serbia.
Speaking about the situation in the Middle East following Iran's attacks on Israel, Vucic said, "In the long term, I do not foresee the situation changing."
Emphasizing violations of international agreements, Vucic stated, "Some states that did not recognize international law 25 years ago are now paying close attention to it.
However, we are a small country and we have to cling to international law.
"PERHAPS A FEW WEEKS WILL BE CALM"
The big powers will fight, the fights will intensify, and everything will get worse. A few days, perhaps a few weeks, will pass calmly.
But within 3-4 months, I expect the world to face its most difficult situation since the Second World War," he said.
Touching upon Serbia's request to purchase Rafale fighter jets from France, Vucic stated that the aircraft are quite expensive and that only a few countries can afford to buy them.
Vucic used the expression, "We will have to tighten our belts a little and be careful with our spending."
Responding to comments that Serbia's Rafale purchase would threaten regional stability, Vucic pointed out that such comments were not seen in the press when Croatia purchased the same aircraft.
News Source: İHA
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