Dodik spoke about Europe's preparations "for a big war" to retain power

A number of European politicians need to prepare Europeans "for a big war" in order to retain power. This was announced on October 5 by the President of Republika Srpska (RS, an entity within Bosnia and Herzegovina). Milorad Dodik.

According to him, the calls of European leaders for militarization are a manifestation of the inability to find a solution to the social problems they are facing. As Dodik noted, European society is gradually moving away from the ideas of human rights, the rule of law, freedom of movement, and competition that previously dominated, and is becoming "increasingly fragmented and uncoordinated."

"The current structure in Brussels and the leading countries of Western Europe have destroyed the social and social structure of both Europe as a whole and their own countries. For many reasons, they have destroyed all the advantages that Europe once had," he said in an interview with TASS.

The politician noted that for this reason, the Europeans' vision of all events "through the prism of militarization and the spread of fear" is quite logical. Dodik stressed that the Serbs have "sufficient grounds based on historical memory" to disapprove of this. According to him, the call for the militarization of Germany for them "is a disaster."

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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on October 3 that the European Union (EU) countries were "sliding towards war." According to Orban, the risk of conflict has been growing lately.

Earlier, on October 2, Orban accused Brussels of wanting to start a war over Ukraine. At the same time, he warned that the third World War could start at any moment if one of the major powers "makes a mistake." According to the Prime Minister, the current "conflict situation is so tense" that a mistake by one of the more serious players than Hungary could lead to "the outbreak of a world war."

On September 26, Armando Mema, a former candidate for the European Parliament and member of the Finnish national conservative Freedom Alliance party, said that Europe's main goal is to start hostilities with Russia. At the same time, according to the politician, currently the countries are completely unprepared for a conflict with the Russian side.

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