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Lero Miloš

🧵 We are finally facing the question of whether the Serb people can and must stay in its centuries-old heartlands, in the land of the Njemanjić dynasty, or if it should move out forever from this area and find a new territory for its living space.

This question becomes inevitable when Turkey, supported and aided by Germany, does not hide its ambitions to return to its former position in the Balkans, in Europe and in the Middle East, on the ruins of the former Soviet Union and following the traces of the former Ottoman Empire.

This desire is backed by 50,000 Turkish elite troops who could immediately enter military action in the former Bosnia and Herzegovina. 50 Islamic countries have relentlessly insisted upon this contingency at the Jeddah summit.

What is especially painful for the Serb people in this hour of collapse, is that a nation like the Serbs, which survives for the third time in its history a genocide committed by the Muslim sect and the hands of the Ustaša, can be declared itself a genocidal nation.