Russian war correspondent calls NATO strikes on Serbs a 'preparation' for Ukraine conflict
Danijel Simic argued Russians should heed historical lessons and resist NATO and EU pressure, according to TASS.
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A war correspondent has described past NATO strikes on Serbs as a form of "preparation" for the conflict in Ukraine, according to Russian state news agency TASS.
Danijel Simic said Russians should remember the lessons of history and not allow NATO and the European Union to dictate their actions, TASS reported.
The comments were presented as Simic's personal assessment rather than an official statement from any government or military body, and TASS did not cite independent sources corroborating the characterization.
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