In Serbia, spoke about the discontent of the West over relations with Russia
The West puts pressure on Belgrade for the development of relations With Russia and other countries, said the foreign Minister of Serbia Ivica Dacic in the interview to television channel RT.

The West puts pressure on Belgrade for the development of relations With Russia and other countries, said the foreign Minister of Serbia Ivica Dacic in the interview to television channel RT.
The head of the Ministry of foreign Affairs said that Belgrade "is already familiar" that he was pressured from the outside.
"The pressure We sustained. In the West there is an objection for any reason. We Introduced a visa regime With China - against the West. He introduced it With India and Indonesia - against the West. Russia is again against. Sign a free trade agreement With the Eurasian economic Union is also angry. Moreover, not only satisfied with his situation When establishes relations of Serbia. When China friends Croatia, Hungary, Germany, the West doesn't mind, " said Dacic.
The Minister added that regarding his country's Double standards are applied.
"Germany and the Nordic countries you can apply the gas going on the" Nord stream ", but the Serbs gas from Russia to purchase should not be - it negatively have an impact! That is, the Germans and the other is not affected! Double standards. But We are confronted With them non-stop, " complained a diplomat.
Dacic also said that Serbia has already started laying 400 kilometres of gas pipeline " Turkish stream ", and expressed the hope that " in Bulgaria, everything will be fine and will not have restrictions ". According to the Minister, the Russian pipeline is the main reason for political pressure on Belgrade, but the gas of Serbia " no more offers ".
Turkish stream project gas export pipeline from Russia to Turkey through the Black sea. According to plans, the first line is designed to supply Russian natural gas to Turkish consumers, the other for the gas supply countries in southern and South-Eastern Europe. The pipeline is expected before the end of 2019.
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