MILOVANOVIĆ: MIGRANTS - FUTURE NATO INFANTRY

BELGRADE, JUNE 18 /SRNA/ – Security expert Anatolij Milovanović told SRNA that it is entirely clear that the migrants the West intends to deploy in BiH, Kosovo and Metohija, and other parts of the region are future NATO infantry, and that Serb-majority populated territories must be extremely cautious regarding this matter.

He stated that, therefore, the initiative of Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik on the Srpska National Assembly taking a position on the migrant issue is the only appropriate action, emphasizing that it is necessary to adopt a document through democratic procedure that will define the legal framework for further action.

"Under no international agreement or treaty governed by international public law are we obliged to accept them," said Milovanović.

He emphasized that migrants are the cheapest army to maintain and warned that operatives of the Pakistani intelligence service and their special forces are serving military service in Europe on behalf of the British service, having been "processed" and sent with the intent to carry out terrorist attacks against countries that oppose the West’s involvement in the conflict in Ukraine.

"It is completely clear that NATO member states, after their defeat in Ukraine, are trying to activate their infantry in the Balkans with the help of migrants. In the case of BiH, they are being directly sent to potentially participate in armed conflict in BiH, naturally on the side of the West," Milovanović asserted.

He pointed out that the migrants in BiH would be welcomed by "their Wahhabi colleagues" and already registered terrorists, of whom there are approximately 7,000 in the operational records of the Republika Srpska Ministry of Interior.

"They are the first echelon and infantry in the fight against the Serbs. How will they most easily provoke the conflict they desire? Well, exactly with this," Milovanović said.

Mlovanović emphasized that these are young men who passed through the territory with pockets full of money and that all operational data and controls confirm that they are not economic refugees.

"It is impossible to inspect these individuals or whether they are listed in the criminal records of their home countries. They had no proper identification, and if they were registered, it was under one name with the same passport number," he said.

Referring to the fact that the authorities of the self-proclaimed Kosovo have already practically given the green light for migrants from the U.S. and other countries to be deported to Kosovo and Metohija, Milovanović said that Prime Minister Albin Kurti and all others must obey the commands of those who granted them so-called independence.

"The U.S. is withdrawing from Camp Bondsteel and is building a base in Albania for receiving migrants. That is the future NATO infantry - it is completely clear," he reiterated.

Commenting on today's edition of Večernji List for BiH, which stated that mujahideen units were rewarded with BiH citizenship for their participation in the war, Milovanović claimed that all agreements dealing with this matter were violated.

"After the Dayton Peace Agreement, all foreign fighters were supposed to leave BiH. All Russian volunteers, of whom there are few, left, but the Muslims stayed. According to operational data, up to 10,000 remained after the war, and around 7,000 are still there today. These are the ones expected to now welcome the migrants," said Milovanović.