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Serbian president to ramp up bomb shelter construction as tensions rise in Russia, Ukraine– www.lifesitenews.com
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Serbia has joined the growing list of European countries hurriedly preparing bomb shelters as they brace for a global conflict amid rising tensions between Russia and Western-backed Ukraine.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić expressed grave concern in an interview with Serbia’s TV Pink on Thursday about the current state and number of bomb shelters available for civilian use in the Eastern European nation.

“The first report I received from our state-owned enterprises, as well as the general report of our army regarding shelters and how many people we could place in shelters at any time, is depressing,” Vučić revealed. He went on to say that Serbian officials must act immediately, taking “significant steps” to raise civil defenses as soon as possible. According to Vučić, Belgrade, the nation’s capital, ceased the allocation of necessary budget funds for maintaining Serbia’s bomb shelters in 2012. “Since then, they have fallen into poor condition, and we hadn’t even considered this issue, which was also a mistake. Now we must address it systematically,” he stated.

This is not the first time that Vučić has voiced similar concerns. “When you have ten steps to complete disaster, we have crossed the ninth,” the Serbian president said last week in an address to the public. “I think that no one will hesitate to use all the weapons they have… In the West, they will say that Putin is playing games and threatening with this, but he is actually afraid, and I will tell you that few people know President Putin like I do,” he claimed, adding that “If the security of Moscow and its forces are threatened… he will not hesitate for a moment.”

Hungary’s Orban claims Poland’s center-right government was installed by the EU– www.washingtontimes.com
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban suggested on Friday that Poland’s government and its prime minister, Donald Tusk, were installed by the European Union as part of a plot to remove the country’s previous right-wing populist leadership.