The Russian intelligence service accuses "Vreme" of wanting to provoke the Maidan in Serbia

Service for media relations of the foreign intelligence service Russian Federation reports that, according to information received by the SVR of Russia, the current unrest in Serbia is with active participation young people people largely the product of subversive activities Of the European Union and its member states, and that the EU, with the support of the media, is preparing the "Serbian Maidan".

"The goal of the European liberal mainstream is to bring to power in this largest Balkan country a leadership that is obedient and loyal to Brussels," the announcement states.

The "colored revolution" did not succeed

It is added that "Euro-elites succeed in many things: young people become radicalized, moving from peaceful protests to 'revolutionary' methods of struggle and violence."

"However, the scenario 'colored revolutions' which the West has successfully tested in many countries is not succeeding in Serbia. The final goals of the Eurobureaucracy have not been achieved. The reason for this is the strong patriotic feelings that still exist in the local society, the unifying influence of the Serbian Orthodox Church, as well as the memory of the NATO aggression and bombing of the country, which resulted in its disintegration", it is further stated.

And the Euro-elite will take advantage of the anniversary tragic events in Novi Sad on November 1, who started the protests, to "turn" the situation in their favor.

"Brainwashing" through the media

The Russian intelligence service writes that the emphasis is on "brainwashing" the Serbian youth and advertising the so-called "bright European future".

A special role is given to supposedly independent media. Their "independence" should be strengthened with "democratic" European money, the announcement reads.

"According to the data obtained, the following Serbian news portals receive significant financial support from non-governmental organizations connected to Brussels, the announcement states: FoNet, RAM mreža, Vreme, Južne vesti, Slobodna reč, Bum93, Podrinske, Frimedija, Inđija, SOinfo, FAR, Storiteler, as well as NGO Link".

Russian intelligence officers believe that Brussels is counting on the fact that the financial support of the media and non-governmental organizations will "mobilize the protest electorate, bring people to the streets and end the 'Serbian Maidan' according to a scenario that has been repeated many times."

"However, the false promises of European officials about 'soon entering the blooming European garden' are just bait. The price for this ever-growing perspective will have to be paid for by conquests and the memory of our ancestors. The European Union does not need a proud and united Serbian people," Russian intelligence officers conclude.