Eskobar's statement is a message for President Milatovic

Official Washington sent a statement to the Gabriel Eskobar and a very strong message that those who want to be in the Government of Montenegro must be vulnerable, in the case of a coalition arrangement with a former democratic front, uncompromising and cooperation with western partners , is considered a political analyst Zlatko Vujović, in a conversation for victory.

He assessed that this message was primarily focused on the head of Jakov Milatović's state as the most open advocacy of the Uzbc Coalition in the Future Government.

You can't be friends with the enemies of your allies - Vujović emphasizes.

In the statement of victory, he said that Eskobar's statement does not leave the interpretation space, ie the sharpest demands the spins of parts of the media and political structures that the United States have an understanding of the Government with DF, while some other NATO members, such as Germany, They don't have.

I think, in terms of our key allies, that position agreed - says Vujović.

He believes, as he said, that Milatovic and Spajic also received very clear messages to the Western partners to participate in the participation of the COalici ZBCG in the Government is not acceptable.

The Eskobar's message is even sharper and in a way he announces problems that the government would have, but also Montenegro if such a scenario achieved - Vujović warned.

President Milatović, he believes, is risking in open confrontation with the West.

I would like him to understand this message, because it can be very easily left without credibility he acquired as the winner of the presidential election. If he doesn't, he's probably going to start closing his door to the west that was open to him so far. His statements, in which he sharply condemns Russia's aggression in Ukraine, are trying to alleviate that risk to stay without supporting the West. However, the best way not to jeopardize Western support is to give up campaigns, pressure and lobbying to form a government in which Vučić's allies and key Russian players in Montenegro will participate. So, Milatovic, if he wants to cooperate with the West, must give up. If he does not give up, I expect that they will have Satus who currently has a departing Prime Minister Dritan Abazovic, that is, to be rejected in the west - he concluded Vujović.

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