Dragana Trifkovic : Pourquoi les Russes sont intervenus en Ukraine et l’Europe va-t-elle vers un nouveau Moyen Âge ?

« La Russie a déclenché une guerre en Ukraine » – clament les médias occidentaux. Un mensonge absolument abject. La guerre en Ukraine a commencé en 2014 après un coup d’État organisé, un de plus parmi une série de ceux orchestrés par les États-Unis.

Enivrés par de faux espoirs, les malheureux Ukrainiens n’ont pas réalisé qu’ils n’étaient qu’un jouet entre les mains d’un tyran de Washington. Malgré leurs énormes ressources et leur potentiel, ils sont devenus des mendiants aux portes de l’UE, où personne n’avait l’intention de les recevoir.

Depuis trente ans, les puissances occidentales diffusent une propagande antirusse en Ukraine par le biais des ONG et des médias, voulant ce que Brzeziński[1] considérait comme nécessaire pour séparer la Russie de l’Ukraine.

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Dragana Trifkovic: Why did the Russians intervene in Ukraine and is Europe heading for a new age of the Dark?

By Dragana Trifkovic

„Russia started a war in Ukraine“ – the Western media claim. An absolutely abject lie. The war in Ukraine began in 2014 after an organized coup, one more in a series of those orchestrated by the United States.

Intoxicated by false hopes, the unfortunate Ukrainians did not realize that they were just a mere tool in the hands of a tyrant from Washington. Despite their enormous resources and potential, they became beggars at the gates of the EU, where no one had any intention of receiving them.

For thirty years, the Western powers have been spreading anti-Russian propaganda in Ukraine through NGOs and the media, wanting what Brzeziński[1] considered necessary to separate Russia from Ukraine.

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Dragana Trifkovic: Serbs support denazification of Ukraine

Serbs can perfectly understand the inhabitants of Donbass, and consider the United States the main culprit of the conflict unleashed in 2014. The Russian special operation will provide an opportunity to end the pro-Nazi government in Ukraine and establish peace, said Federal news agency Serbian journalist, publicist and CEO of the Center for Geostrategic Studies Dragana Trifkovic.

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Dragana Trifkovic: How does the democratic Europe react to discrimination against the Russian-speaking population in Ukraine?

On October 26, 2021, a debate was held by European experts on a topic that is now quite acute for all of us: „Is Ukraine now an uncontrolled, aggressive neighbor or a desirable partner for the EU?“

At the „Open Europe“ round table, the following spoke on this issue: Ruslan Pankratov – head of the Latvian political party „Ricibas“, Algirdas Paleckis – Lithuanian politician, diplomat, former mayor of Vilnius, Belgian political scientist, publicist, international relations expert, former deputy the mayor of Liege, the head of the Peter the Great Foundation – Valerij Dvoinikov, the former member of the Bundestag Valdemar Herdt, the general director of the Center for Geostrategic Studies Dragana Trifković from Serbia and the candidate for governor of California Luis Marinelli.

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Serbia damaged relations with Russia, China, Iran, the EU & Germany by signing the Washington agreement

Dragana Trifkovic for Vzglyad.az

US President Donald Trump received the leaders of Serbia and Kosovo at the White House. What results did the parties achieve at the Washington meeting?

“Firstly, the agreement signed in Washington between Belgrade and Pristina does not correspond to the interests of the Republic of Serbia and its international position on any point. The biggest winner of the agreement reached is Israel, which, in my opinion, was a mediator in the harmonisation and agreement between the two sides and Washington. Serbian President Aleksandr Vucic, through the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, in March this year agreed on part of the commitments, including the opening of Serbia’s diplomatic and economic mission in Jerusalem, which is a violation of international law and UN Security Council Resolution 478.

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Dragana Trifkovic:The regime in Serbia is abusing the media to attack political opponents

 

Dragana Trifković’s letter sent to the International Federation of Journalists, the Association of European Journalists, the Committee for the Protection of Journalists, the Union of Journalists of the Russian Federation, Reporters Without Borders and other international professional organizations, about the alarming situation in Serbian media.

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Dragana Trifkovic for Polish media: The cause of the Serbian protests is much deeper than the coronavirus measures

In Serbia the situation is heated right now. A lot of protests, and the Serbian government reacted very violently against the protesters. What do you think about them?

Spontaneous protests in Serbia were provoked by President Aleksandar Vučić, who announced the reinstatement of lockdown for citizens of Belgrade in connection with the coronavirus epidemic.

It is about the fact that we in Serbia had for months the strictest lockdown measures in Europe and then the government abolished all measures in order to hold the elections, even though it was a health risk.

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The color revolution is finally home

By Dragana Trifkovic

The usual views of pro-Western liberals are that when they think of the West, it makes them think of democracy, freedom of speech and human rights. The East, on the other hand, makes them think of dictatorship and repression. They create their own misconceptions on the basis of the media reports and propaganda that have been spread by the world's media for decades. If you ask them what they think about the enforcement of democracy by bombs, they will not have an answer to that question.

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The Trump Administration’s Success in Kosovo Is a Historic Disaster for Serbs

By: Dragana Trifkovic

No one expected that the meeting between Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and separatist Kosovo leader Hashim Thaçi scheduled for June 27th in Washington would be canceled. Moreover, the significance of this meeting in official circles, both in Belgrade and in Pristina, was discussed with great optimism. Thus, on June 18th, Thaçi told the Pristina media that this is a historic meeting that will turn the course of the peaceful settlement of the Kosovo issue, and that the agreement to be signed will “once and for all close the century-old chapter of conflicts between Serbia and Kosovo”.

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